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TO  THE 


"SCAIFE"  CHART  OF 


The  American  Civil  War 

1860-1865 


WITH 


INTRODUCTORY   NOTES. 


1051  Elmcott  Squarb, 
BUFFALO,  N.Y. 


UDENHALL   BUILDINGS, 

LONDON,  ENG. 


77  Victoria  Street, 
TORONTO,  CANADA. 


The  Comparative  Synoptical  Chart  Co.,  Limited.  Iit^^  ^•^" 


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PARTIAL  LIST  OF  WORKS  CONSULTED. 


ALLAN.  —Army  of  North  Virginia,   1862. 

BEAUREGARD— Battle  of  Manassas. 

CENTURY  CO.-Battles  and  leaders  of  American  Civil  War. 
CUSTER.  —Following  the  Guidon. 

COX.  —March  to  the  Sea. 

DODGE.  —Bird's-eye  view  of  our  Civil  War. 

DWIGHT,  T.  F.-Critical  Sketches  of  Federal  and  Confederate  Commanders. 

GRANT,  U.  S.   —Memoirs. 

HYDE.  —Following  the  Greek  Cross. 

HARPER.  —Book  of  Facts. 

HUMPHREY'S.— Virginia  Campaign  of  1864-5. 

McCarthy.      — Soldler  Life  in  Army  of  Northern  Virginia. 
MAGUIRE.  —Campaigns  in  Virginia  1861-2. 

MOSBY.  —War  Reminiscences. 

—Official  Records  of  Union  and  Confederate  Armies. 

-Statistical  Record  of  the  American  Civil  VV  ar, 
-The  Lost  Cause. 


phisterer. 

POLLARD. 


ROPES,  J.  C.     —Story  of  the  Civil  War  (Part  I), 
ROPES,  J.  C.     —Army  under  Pope. 

SHEIUDAN,  P.  —Personal  Mcinoir*. 


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INTRODUCTION. 


I 


THERE  can  be  no  doubt  in  the  mind  of  anyone,  that  the  great 
American  Civil  War,  is  now,  and  will  alwaj^s  be  an  event  of 
the  first  magnitude  to  .students  of  the  history  of  the  Anglo- 
Saxon  people.  The  principles  for  which  thousands  of  brave  men 
fought  and  died,  the  far  reaching  consequences  which  waited  upon  the 
issue,  and  the  vast  expenditure  of  blood  and  treasure,  all  go  to  make  this 
war  one  of  the  most  prominent  events  in  the  history  of  the  race.  The 
story  of  the  war  has  called  into  existence  a  whole  literature  of  its  own. 
and  the  books  are  legion  which  set  out  in  outline  or  detail,  the  diverse 
views  of  actors  or  spectators  in  this  great  drama.  As  is  inevitable  in  a 
phenomenon  of  this  magnitude,  its  very  nearness  to  ourselves  tends  to 
obscure  our  view.  Thousands  of  men  are  yet  alive  who  fought  in  the 
war,  and  the  tendency  must  necessarily  be  to  import  into  a  discussion, 
which  should  now  be  purely  scholastic,  some  remnant  of  political  bias  or 
bitterness,  which  can  only  tend  to  obscure  our  appreciation  of  the  real 
lesson  to  be  learned.  This  chart  stands  alone  among  the  published  records 
of  the  war,  as  presen'iing  only  the  actual  accepted  facts,  properly  placed 
as  to  space  and  time,  and  as  offering  no  single  deduction  drawn  from 
these  facts.  The  march  of  armies  in  advance  or  retreat,  is  shown  as  coldly 
and  inevitably,  as  the  course  of  the  Mississippi  or  Nile  is  drawn  upon  a 
geographical  map;  divisions  are  massed  or  dispersed  without  a  word  of 
comment;  and  the  supersession  of  a  general  is  accomplished  wichout  one 
word  o^  praise  or  blame.  Surely  this  is  the  true  method  of  chronicling 
this  great  drama.  Free  from  the  an.ioyance  of  partisans  with  their 
shouts  of  adulation  or  denunciation,  we  see  at  one  glance  the  march  of 
myriads  of  armed  men  over  the  battle  field  of  a  continent,  slowly  and 
majestically  moving  toward  the  ordtuned  end. 

The  most  exhaustive  study  of  this  part  of  American  History  tends 
more  and  more  to  impress  the  element  of  vastness  upon  the  student's 
mind.  The  early  stages  of  the  war  call  up  the  picture  of  two  giants 
strugnling  in  the  dark,  and  ignorant  almost  wholly  of  the  resources  and 
aims  of  each  other.  The  invasion  of  southern  territory  by  the  Federal 
armies  wos  really  in  the  nature  of  an  attack  upon  a  fortified  place.  But 
on  what  a  scale  it  all  was  I      The  fortress  was  the  fourth  of  a  continent, 


IV 


INTRODUCTION. 


the  lines  of  circumvallation  were  reckoned  in  hundreds  of  miles,  while 
innumerable  unfordable  rivers  provided  ramparts  more  secure  than  any 
which  an  engineer  could  construct.  How  hopeless  therefore  does  it 
appear  for  an  observer,  however  keen  and  vigilant,  to  take  his  stand  on 
some  mental  eminence  and  in  one  glance  see  all  the  details  of  this  great 
panorama.  Personal  experiment  has  shown  the  impossibility  of  such  a 
standpoint  being  obtained  from  the  perusal  of  any  book,  or  number  of 
books,  however  trustworthy  or  unbiassed.  The  thing  is  simply  a  mental 
impossibility.  Fascinated  with  the  heroic  doings  of  the  Army  of  the 
Potomac;  the  mind  is  incapable  of  simultaneously  grasping  the  situation 
on  the  Mississippi,  and  when  we  turn  to  that  part  of  the  record,  it  reads 
as  if  it  were  another  story  altogether.  This  we  know  to  be  an  incorrect 
view,  as  in  relation  to  the  whole  war  both  movements  gain  their  impor- 
tance from  that  very  contemporaneity  which  is  always  eluding  our  grasp. 

No  more  striking  instance  could  be  adduced  of  the  immense 
value  of  our  system  of  presenting  historical  facts, than  this  one  of  the  Civil 
War.  Here  the  horizon  is  bounded  only  by  the  area  and  duration  of  the 
war.  The  vertical  lines  upon  the  chart  define  every  State  where  fighting 
actually  took  place,  making  each  of  a  size  relative  to  its  hist  )rical 
importance.  Horizontal  lines  map  out  the  area  into  the  months  and 
years  of  this  memorable  struggle.  Upon  this  scientifically  arranged 
battle  ground,  move,  in  ever-varying  directions,  vhe  armies  of  Federalist 
and  Confederate,  from  Bull  Run  to  Appommatox  Court  House,  from 
Maryland  to  Texas.  Nothing  is  suppressed,  nothing  is  added;  only  a 
plain  impartial  record  of  all  the  accepted  facts  is  presented  in  such  a  way 
that  a  conspectus  of  the  whole  war  is  obtainable  at  a  glance. 

To  show  how  much  may  be  learned  of  the  war  by  even  the  most 
casual  attention  to  this  chart,  we  will  imagine  ourselves  seated  at  such  a 
distance  that  it  is  impossible  to  read  the  detailed  information.  Only  the 
great  territorial  and  time  divisions,  and  the  principal  lines  of  movement 
are  visible  to  us,  and  with  these  aids  only,  what  can  we  learn  of  our 
subject  ? 

Fittingly  placed  in  the  centre  of  the  chart  in  the  month  of  April, 
1861,  we  see  the  large  circle  named  Fort  Sumter,  in  S.  Carolina,  and 
indicating  in  time  and  place,  the  opening  of  the  momentous  struggle. 
Although  a  shot  has  been  fired  in  anger,  neither  side  realizes  what  must 
be  the  inevitable  result  of  an  appeal  to  arms.  Some  mustering  of  men 
takes  place  on  both  sides,  but  it  is  only  in  West  Virginia,  and  in  quite  a 
small  way,  that  anything  is  done  until  late  in  July,      Then  Washington 


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INTRODUCTION. 


is  terrified  by  the  panic  stricken  entry  of  the  Northern  army  flyinw  from 
the  disastrous  field  of  Bull  Run.  How  eloquently  do  those  vertical  lines 
measuring  oft'  eight  months  of  time,  speak  of  the  period  of  tedious 
inaction  while  McClellan  was  engaged  in  the  reorganization  of  the  army 
in  front  of  Washington,  and  Johnston,  equally  unwilling  to  move,  lay 
along  the  defensive  line  he  had  gained  by  his  victory  at  Bull  Run. 

Disregarding  the  minor  campaigns  in  this  cursory  survey  of  our 
chart,  we  find  that  the  spring  of  '62  is  ushered  in  by  the  initiation  of 
several  important  movements.  Early  in  February,  Generals  Grant  and 
Buell  are  in  Tennessee,  engaged  in  operations  which  led  up  to  the  battle 
of  Shiloh ;  Burnside  and  Goldsborough  are  in  North  Carolina,  and  Mc- 
Clellan is  urging  the  adoption  of  a  plan  for  a  Peninsular  Campaign  which 
is  to  be  an  accomplished  fact  in  April.  The  Federal  victory  at  Shiloh  is 
co-incident  with  the  commencement  of  the  siege  of  Yorktown,  but  how 
different  had  been  the  experiences  of  the  armies  of  the  East  and  We-it 
when  September  brought  victory  to  each  in  Antietam  and  luka  res- 
pectively. 

The  latter  had  met  with  no  conspicuous  check,  but  in  Virginia  the 
army  of  the  Potomac  had  been  dismembered  after  the  disasters  of  the 
"Seven  Days."  The  army  of  Virginia  had  been  organized  under  Pope,  from 
the  remnants  of  those  commands  which  J  ickson  had  so  expeditiously 
crushed  in  his  famous  campaign  in  the  Shenandoah.  It,  in  its  turn,  had 
met  with  disaster  at  Groveton  and  Bull  Run,  and  the  Southern  advance 
was  only  changed  into  retreat  by  McClellan's  victory  at  Antietam. 

The  closing  month  of  1862  saw  two  important  engagements  fought, 
Murfreesboro' in  Tennessee,  and  Fredericksburg  in  Virginia, but  with  what 
different  results  !  Rosecrans,  after  a  desperate  encounter,  is  enabled  to  go 
into  winter  quarters  along  the  captured  line  of  the  Stone  River,  while 
Burnside  withdraws  the  Army  of  the  Potomac  from  the  horrors  of  Fred- 
ericksburg, shattered  and  decimated. 

July,  1863,  was  the  turning  point  of  the  war.  This  month  saw 
the  Federal  troops  triumphant  in  Virginia  and  on  the  Mississippi,  the 
fall  of  Vicksburg  being  contemporaneous  with  the  great  victory  at 
Gettysburg.  How  clearly  does  the  chart  show  the  difference  in  the 
nature  of  the  two  campaigns.  In  the  West  the  physical  configuration 
of  the  country  and  natural  forces  were  the  chief  obstacles  to  early 
success,  while  in  Virginia  the  contest  v/as  with  a  brave  enemy  under 
the  brilliant  leadership  of  General  Lee.  Hence,  it  is  here,  that  we  observe 
a  series  of  rapid  retreats  towards  the  Union  base,  associated  with  all 


VI 


INTRODUCTION. 


that  is  conjured  up  by  the  nnvnes  of  Chancellorsville,   Beverley    Ford 
and    Winchester.     The    fall  of  Vicksburg  however,  immediately    alters 
the  contour  of  our  chart.     The  West  is  no  longer  a  storehouse  for  the 
Confederates,  for    the    Union    army  is  now  in  possession  of  the  lines 
of  communication,  and  nothing   remains  for  the  armies  of  Bragg  and 
Longstreet,  but  to  avoid  being  severed  from  their  base  by  retiring  into 
Georgia.      Here    thou,    the    struggle    continues    at    Chickamauga,    and 
although  Chattanooga  is  over  the  Tennessee  border  it  is  the  last  great 
fight  in  that  state  and  the  battle-grouml  is  slowly  but  surely  narrow- 
ing.    Mine  Run  acts  somewhat  as  a  counterpoise  to  Chattanooga,  but 
from  this  point  there  can  be  no   doubt    as    to   the   final    issue  of  the 
struggle.      The   appointment   of    General   Grant   to  supreme  corntnand 
takes  place  on  March  10th,  '64,  and  in  May  begins  that  series  of  move- 
ments by  which,  after  fighting  the  great    battles    of    The    Wilderness, 
Spottsylvania,  North  Ar.na  River    and    Cold    Harbor,  the    investment 
of    Petersburg    is    accomplished.      While    Grant  is    occupied  with    the 
tedious  duty  of  reducini;  the  Confederate  stronghold,  his  tvvo  lieuten- 
ants, Sherman  and  Sheridan,  are  conducting  operations  on  eithei-  hand 
which  are  fatal  to  Southern  hopes  of  a  long  continuance  of  the  war. 
The  heroic  struggle  of  Johnson  in  Georgia  is  unsuccessful  in  stem  miner 
the  Federal  advance,  an  i  his  successor,  Hood,  marches  into  Tennessee 
once  more,  only  to  be  dispersed  hy  Thomas  at  Nashville. 

Sherman's  "  March  to  the  Sea "  ends  in  the  utter  quenching  of 
Southern  hopes  at  Averysboro'  and  Benton vi He,  while  the  Army  of  the 
Shenandoah,  after  the  victory  of  Cedar  Creek  in  October,  '64,  is  free 
to  operate  at  any  moment  with  the  forces  before  Petersburg.  The  heroic 
defence  of  this  place  comes  to  an  end  early  in  April,  '65,  and  Lee 
marches  out  of  its  trenches  only  to  find  that  escape  is  hopeless.  On 
every  side  the  Federal  armies  enclose  him  with  an  impenetrable  cor- 
don, <and  nothing  remains  but  to  lay  down  the  sword  at  Appommatox 
Court  House. 

Such  are  the  broadest  features  of  the  great  Civil  War,  which 
are  revealed  at  the  most  casual  glance.  Just  as  clearly,  and  accurately, 
are  the  most  trifling  details  to  be  learned  by  a  corresponding  amount 
of  application.  We  reproduce  a  portion  of  the  Chart,  and  give  minute 
directions  for  its  studj'  and  use,  from  which  it  will  be  seen  that  any 
complexity  is  moi-e  apparent  than  real,  and  is  only  caused  by  the  im- 
mense amount  of  data  which  has  to  be  presented,  so  as  to  give  what  this 
Chart  does,  viz.,  an  absolutely  complete  record  of  the  War. 


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DESCRIPTIOIS  OF  CHART. 


Vertical  Divisions. 

The  chart  is  divided  by  vertical  lines  into  twenty-one 
columns  of  varied  size.  The  two  outer  ones  on  either  side 
show  the  fluctuations  in  value  of  the  paper  dollar  of  the  Union 
and  Confederation  respectively,  and  the  proportion  of  men  to 
one  million  which  either  side  had  in  the  field  at  any  time. 
The  States  in  which  fightint**  actually  took  place  are  repre- 
sented by  the  remaining  seventeen  columns,  which  are  graded 
in  accordance  with  the  importance  of  the  operations  taking 
place  within  their  borders. 

Horizontal  Divisions, 

The  chart  is  further  divided  by  horizontal  lines  which 
mark  it  off  into  the  months  from  December  1860  to  May  1865, 
thus  enabling  the  student  to  locate  any  event  in  the  war  wi  >. 
the  greatest  accuracy. 

Circles  and  Dots, 


Engagements  are  shown  by  a  system  of  circles  and  dots 
the  sizes  of  which  are  determined  by  the  importance  of  the 
battle  or  skirmish.  For  instance,  Gettysburg  is  shown  by  a 
circle  of  the  first  magnitude,  Chancellorsville  by  one  of  the 
second,  and  so  on.  in  a  descending  scale  to  the  numbered  blue 
or  red  dot  denoting  a  minor  engagement,  naval  or  military 
respectively.  These  dots,  when  connected  with  the  line  show- 
ing army  movements,  represent  smaller  battles  fought  by  the 
main  army.  Isolated  dots  show  fighting  between  detached 
bodies  of  troops,  or  local  levies. 


Vlll 


INTKODUCTION. 


Army  l^ovements. 


The  movements  of  the  Union  armies  are  shown  by  means 
of  a  *'Mv,k,  solid,  black  line,  accentuated  with  yellow.  The 
Southern  movements  are  similarly  portrayed  by  a  broken 
line  enforced  by  green.  The  co-operation  of  the  Union  Navy 
with  the  land  forces  is  shown  by  means  of  a  cable  and  anchor. 
Advance  is  shown  by  the  progression  of  the  line  away  from 
its  own  base,  and  a  retreat  by  a  return  toward  it.  The  base 
line  of  the  Federal  army  is  presumed  to  be  Washington,  and 
the  Confederate  rallying  points  are  Richmond  in  the  east  and 
Vicksburg  in  the  West. 


The  Map. 


The  map  shown  at  the  bottom  of  the  chart,  where  also 
various  explanatory  keys  and  other  infr  •"  •  fcion  will  be  noticed, 
is  a  re-production  of  a  war-time  nublication.  The  boundaries 
of  States,  and  the  railways  are  those  in  existence  at  that 
time.     Railways  shown  by  red  line. 


- 


To  illustrate  the  method  of  studying  this  chart,  we  reproduce  a 
portion  of  the  operations  in  Virginia  during  1862  and  describe  it  in 
detail 


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VIRGINIA 


UfthHi 


The  record  commences  with  the  tirst  of  July,  1 864,  in  the  State  of 
Virginia.      The  Peninsular  Campaign  is  just  ended  and  an  entry  tells  us 


f 


INTRODUCTION. 


IZ 


that  we  have  to  do  wuth  the  newly-constituted  army  of  Virginia  innler 
Pope,  operating  against  Lee,  fresh  from  his  successes  in  the  "  Seven 
Days."  The  army  is  in  three  divisions  under  Sigel,  Banks  and  McDow- 
ell, which  are  subsequently  reinforced  by  troops  under  Reno  from  Burn- 
side's  command.  The  second  and  third  divisions  under  Banks  and 
McDowell  commence  a  movement  which  has  for  its  apparent  object  the 
occupation  of  Gordonsville,  to  prevent  which,  Lee  despatches  Jackson  to 
that  point.  After  several  skirmishes,  viz. :  (3)  Culpepper,  (4)  Fairfax, 
(6)  North  Anna  River,  (7)  Orange  Court  House,  in  July  and  in  August, 
(1)  Orange  Court  House,  (2)  Sycamore  Church,  (3)  White  Oak  Swamp, 
and  (4)  Malvern  Hill,  the  two  armies  meet  at  Cedar  Mountain  on  Aug. 
9th,  with  no  definite  result.  The  Federals  are  able  only  to  retire  to 
their  old  camping  ground,  and  the  Confederates  under  Jackson,  who  is 
in  immediate  command,  fall  back  likewise  towards  their  base.  This 
movement  encourages  Pope,  who,  knowing  that  reinforcements  are  arriv- 
ing nnder  Reno  and  Sigel,  sets  out  in  pursuit  of  Jackson  on  Aug.  12th, 
bat  once  more  retires  towards  the  Rappahannock,  under  orders  to  hold 
that  point  at  all  costs.  The  movement  brings  on  the  fights  at  Kelley's 
Ford  (No.  7)  and  skirmishes  on  the  Rappahannock  (No.  9)  on  Aug.  23rd 
and  25th.  Stuart's  daring  raid  on  Pope's  headquarfprs  at  Catlett's  Sta- 
tion, is  noted  in  the  engagement  CSo.  8)  on  Aug.  22. 

From  this  point  the  Confederatf^  army  assumes  the  offen.sive,  and 
at  Groveton  and  Gainsvilie  the  result  is  in  their  favor.  Bull  Run  No.  2 
is  a  continuation  of  these  battles  and  is  again  disastrous  to  the  Northern 
forces.  Still  retiring  rapidly  towards  their  lines  near  Cer  •reville,  the 
Federals  take  up  a  stiong  position  near  that  place  at  Chantilly,  in  which 
battle  Jackson  suffers  a  check,  but  at  1-^.^vy  cost  to  the  N^rth.  Pope 
retires  within  the  defences  of  Washington  and  is  relieved  at  his  own 
request,  McClellan  taking  command.  The  rapidity  of  Pope's  retreat  is 
most  clearly  shown  by  the  line  which  indicates  the  movement  of  his 
army.  This  is  nearly  horizontal,  and  consequently  only  covers  a  period 
of  four  days  between  the  engagement  at  Groveton  and  his  arrival  before 
Wasliington.     This  rule  of  course  applies  in  all  cases. 

Lee  moves  rapidly  forward  into  Maryland,  being  engaged  with 
the  enemy  at  Poolesville  (1)  Nolansville  (2)  Sugar  Loaf  Mountain  (3), 
and  finally  occupying  Frederick  (4)  on  12th  Sept.  Jackson  had  been 
despatched  with  a  division  to  occupy  Harper's  Ferry,  which  he  success- 
fully accomplished  on  Sept.  15th.  Lee  had  not  recdived  any  encourage- 
ment fi-om  the  people  of    Maryland,  and   McClellan  with    90,000  men 


X  INTRODUCTION. 

was  in  movement  againvSt  him.  The  day  before  the  surrender  of  Har- 
per's Ferry  (Sept.  14),  the  Confederate  rear  was  engaged  at  Turner's  and 
Crampton's  Gaps  (No.  4)  with  the  rapidly  advancing  army  of  McClellan, 
and  Lee  was  forced  to  make  a  stand  so  as  to  enable  Jackson  to  rejoin 
him  in  safety.  He  accordingly  chose  a  position  on  the  banks  of  the 
Autietam  where  a  battle  was  fought  on  Sept.  16-17-18.  Lee  retired  on 
the  evening  of  the  18th.  and  fell  back  on  Martinaburg.  McClellan's 
pursuit  ended  with  the  last  days  of  Sept.  and  not  till  Oct.  26th  do  we 
find  the  Army  again  in  motion.  At  this  date  those  movements  com- 
menced which  led  to  the  Campaign  of  Fredericksburg,  but  our  diagram 
goes  no  further. 

This,  and  much  more,  is  the  story  chronicled  in  such  a  small  frac- 
tion of  the  chart  as  we  here  reproduce,  and  the  whole  history  of  the 
war  is  as  clearly  shown  in  the  complete  chart.  It  will  thus  be  seen  that 
in  this  one  work  we  have  before  us  an  arrangement  of  the  facts  of  this 
great  war  such  as  has  never  before  been  presented,  and  by  means  of 
which  the  careful  student  may  obtain  a  perfect  knowledge  of  the  struggle 
in  general  and  in  detail. 


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ALPHABETICAL  INDEX  TO  ENGAGEMENTS. 


Battles, 


Statr. 


Year.      Month. 


"Alabama  "  and  "  Kearsag-e."      Abroad 

"Albormarle"  destroyed      North  Carolina 

Allaioona  Georgia    

Antietam     ...Maryland 

Appomatox  C.  H. Virginia     .... 

Atlanta Georgia 

Atlanta  (Siege) ♦« 

Atlanta  (Burnt)     ««  ...... 


Baton  Rouge    Louisiana 

Belmont      Missouri    .    ..    . 

Bentonville        .  . North  Carolina 

Bermuda   Hundred Virginia 

Beverley  Ford                 " 

Brice's  Cross  Roads Mississippi  .... 

Bull  Run  No.  I Virginia 

Bull  Run  No.  2   ....  '" 


1864 
1864 
1864 
1862 
i86s 
1864 

1864 

1864 

1862 
1861 
1865 
1864 
1863 
1864 
1861 
1862 


V 


W.  Virginia 1861 

Missouri    1861 

Virginia      (864 

1862 


June 
July 
July 
Aug. 

July 

July 

Oct. 

Aug. 

May 

May 

Sep. 


10 


June 
Oct. 
Oct. 
Sep. 
April 
July 

rjuly  28  to 
\Sep.   2 
Nov.         8    10 


19 

27 

S 
17    17 

8-9    17 

22      IQ 


10 


Aug.        5  4 

Nov.        7  20 

Mar.  19-21  12 

June         2  15 


9  »4 

10  6 

21  12 

30  13 

.4  t8 

5  20 

19  16 

9  13 

•6  5 

1-4  14 
'3 


Carricks  F"or».l     

Carthage.  

Cedar  Creek  

Cedar  Mounlain     

Champion  HilU      ...    Mississippi 1863 

ChancellorsvilK' Virginia    1863 

Chantilly      ''  1862 

Chattanooga     Tennessee   1863 

Cheat  Mountain      W.  V'irginia 1861 

Chickamauga   . Georgia      ...  ...  1863 

Chickasaw  Bayou Mississippi 1862 

Corinth  ...         "  ,862 

Corinth "  1862 

Cross  Keys    Virginia    1862 

Dallas   Georgia    1864 

Decatur      .Ailabama    1864 

Deveaux  Neck S.Carolina  1864 

Ezra  Chapel Georgia    1864      July        aS    10      a 


Nov.  23-5  8 

Sep.  12-13  18 

Sep.    9-20  10 

Dec.    28-9  5 

April      30  5 

Oct.      3.4  5 

June        8  13 


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2 

2 
2 

2 

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2 

2 

2 
I 
2 
2 
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2 
1 
2 
I 


May  25  ro  i 
Mar.  26-7  2  I 
Dec.     6-9    1 1       I 


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ALPHABETICAL  INDEX  TO  ENGAGEMENTS, 


Battles. 


State. 


Year.     Month. 


be 


Fisher's  Hill 

Five  Forks  

Fort  Donelson    Tennessee 

Fort  Fisher    N.  Carolina 

Fort  Hatteras   " 

Fort  Henry      Tennessee 

Fort  Hindman  . .    Arkansas    . 

Fort  Macon N.  Carolina 

Fort  Pillow    Tennessee  1864 

Fort  Sumter S.Carolina    1861 


Virginia    1864 

...  1865 

...  1862 

...  1865 

...  1861 
1862 

...  1863 

. .  1862 


Fort  Wagner     " 

Franklin Tennessee 

Fredericksburg Virginia     ., 


Gainesville Virginia    .... 

Gettysburg Pennsylvania 

Grand  Couteau     Louisiana... 

Great  Bethel Virginia , 

Croveton    *'  ... 


1863 

1864 
1862 

1862 
1863 
1863 
1861 
1862 


Sep.  22 
April  I 
Feb  14-16 
Jan.  13-15 
Aug.  28-9 
Feb.  6 
Jan.  1 1 
April  25 
April  12 
Apr.  12-13 
rjuly  10  to 
\  Sep.  6 
Nov.  30 
Dec.       13 


Aug. 

July 

Nov. 

June 

Aug. 


29 
1-3 

3 
10 

28 


Hanover  Court  House   Virginia   1862 

Harper's  Ferry "  1862 

Honey  Hill    S.  Carolina 1864 


Island  No.  10 Tennessee 

luka     Mississippi 


1862 
1862 


Malvern  Hill Virginia   1862 

"  Merrimac"  and  "  Monitor." •'           1862 

Mill  Springs Kentucky  1862 

Mine  Run  Virginia 1863 

Murfreesboro'    Tennessee   1862-3 

Nashville Tennessee  1864 

Newbern    N.Carolina 1862 

New  Orleans  (Captured)  . .    Louisiana 1862 

North  Anna  River  Virginia    1864 


16 

17 

7 

12 

II 

7 

2 

II 

9 
II 


9 
14 

13 

17 

4 

12 

13 


May  27  13 
Sep.  12-15  13 
Nov.      30  1 1 

Mar.  16  7 
Sep.  19-20     5 


Kenesaw  Mountain Georgia  1864      June   9-30  10 

Knoxville (Siege) Tenne.ssee   1863     i.  ^X'     ''     8 


July  I 

Mar.  9 
Jan.  19-20 
Nov.  24 
/Dec.  31 
\  to  Jan.  2 


Olustee 


Florida 1864      Feb. 


13 

•3 

18 

«5 


Dec.  15-16  9 
Mar.  14  II 
April  28  4 
May       23  15 


30 


Pea  Ridge Arkansas 1862 

Peach  Orchard    Virginia   1862 

Perryville Kentucky 1862 

Petersburg  (fall  of) Virginia    1865 

Port  Gibson  Mississippi 1863 

Port  Hudson Louisiana 1863 

Port  Republic  Virginia    1862 

Port  Royal S.  Carolina 1861 

Prairie  Grove Arkansas 1862 


Mar.  5-8     2 

June  29  13 

Oct.  8  19 

April  2   17 

May  I     5 

/May  27 
\  to  July  9    ^ 

June  9  13 

Nov.  7  II 

Dec.  7     2 


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ALPHABETICAL  INDEX  TO  ENQAGEMENTS. 


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} 


Battles. 


State. 


Year.     Month. 


Rappahannock  Station Virginia 

Rfsaca    Georgia    ."." 

Richmond Kentucky  . . 

Rich  Mountain w.  Virginia 

Roanoke  Island N.Carolina. 

Rocky  Face  Ridge  Georgia   . .  . 

"  Running  Vicksburg  Batteries." Mississippi  . 

Sabine  Cross  Roads   Louisiana     . 

Savannah  (Siege) Georgia   . . . 

Savage  Station Virginia 

Secessionville ". '.'.  S.  Carolina. 

Seven  Pines Virginia   ... 

on  lion ,  ,,,, ,.,, Tennessee 

Spottsylvania     ' ' '   Virginia   .... 

Tullahoma Tennessee   .. 

Vicksburg  (Siege) Mississippi  . , 

Wauhatchie    Tennessee   .. 

White  Oak  Swamp Virginia 

Wilderness    <• 

Williamsburg    «« 

Wilson's  Creek '...  .'".'.  Missouri   '.'.'.. 

Winchester    Virginia 

Winchester    «< 

Winchester    «« 

Winchester '< 


1863 
1864 
1862 
1861 
1862 
1864 
1863 


Yates  Ford    Kentucky 

Yorktown  (Siege) Virginia 


bo 


Nov.  7  15 
May  15-16  10 

Aug.  30  19 

July  14  17 

Feb.  8  1 1 

May  5-9  10 

April  16    s 


1864  April       8    4 

1864  Dec,  ro-2i   10 

1862  June      29  13 

1862  June       16  II 

1862  ^May     31 

\  to  June  I     •> 

1862  April    6-7     7 

1864  May  9-i8  15 


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2 

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2 

2 

2 
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1863      July         I     8      I 

1863     (May  /8 

**     \  to  July  4^2 


1863 

Oct. 

27  8 

2 

1862 

June 

30  13 

2 

1864 

May 

5-7  15 

2 

1862 

May 

5  13 

I 

I86I 

Aug. 

10  20 

2 

1862 

Mar. 

23  13 

I 

i8b3 

June  I 

3-15  14 

2 

1864 

July 

24  16 

I 

1864 

Sep. 

19  16 

2 

•«••••«• 


1862      Aug.      31   19      I 


ALPHABETICAL  INDEX  TO  STATES. 


State.  Year.  ^ 

Alabama (Ala.)  1862-3 

1864-5 

Arizona (Ariz.)  1862-3 

"         1864-5 

Arkansas (Ark.)  186 1-2-3 

1863-4 

1864 

1864 

California    ....(Cal.)  1862-3 

"        1863-4 

Colorado  .....  (Col. )  1 864 

Dakota (Dak.)  1862 

"      18634 

Florida (Fla.)  1 861-2-3-4 

"    .  1864-5 

Georgia (Ga.)  1862-3-4 

"      1864 

••      1865 

Illinois    (111.)  1864 

Indiana (I'ld.)  1863 

Indian  Territory(I.T)  1862-3 

1863-4 

Kansas   (Kan.)  1863 

"      '863-4 

Kentucky (Ky. )  1861-2 

1862-3 

"        1863-4-5 

Louisiana (La.)  1861-2-3 

"        1863-4 

1864-5 

Maryland (Md.)  1861-2-3 

"        1863-4 

Minnesota  ..  .(Minn.)  1862-3 

Mississippi  .  .  .(Miss.)  1862 

"  1862-3 

'863-4 

"  1864-5 


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State.  Year,    q 

Missouri (Mo.)  1861-2 

"      1862 

"      1862.3 

"      1863-4 

Nebraska       ..  (Neb.)  1863 

Nevada (Nev.)  1864 

New  Mexico.  .(N.M.)  1861-2-1 

"         "      .  .    1864     ^ 

North  Carolina(N.C.)  1861-2 

1862-3-4-5 

"        .865^^^ 

Oregon    .      .  .  (Ore.)  1864-5 

Pennsylvania.  .  .(Pa  )  1863-4 

South  Carolina  (S.C.)  1861-2-3-4 

"        1865 

Tennessee     .(Tenn.)  1861-2 

1862-3 

1863 

;;     '863-4 

1864-5 

Texas (Tex.)  1861-2-3-4- 

Ufah (Utah.)  1863 

Virginia.    (Va.)  1861-2 

" 1862 

"   1862-3 

"   1863 

;;    '863-4 

"  1864 

"  1864 

"    '865 

Wfisli  ngtonTy . ( W.  T. )  1 863 
V\'ev,t  Virginia(W.Va.)    1861 

;:    ;;     .86,-2-3-4 

1864.5 


Index 
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0 
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21 

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21 

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2 

22 

2 

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2 

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INDEX  TO  THE   CIVIL   WAR 

-IN  THE— 

UNITED  STATES. 


TEXAS. 


Index 


Date.     ^, 
No. 

i36i 
Nov.      7 

1862 
Aug.     10     1 . . 
Dec.     14     I . 

1863 
Jan.       I     I . . 

II 
Feb.     10     I . . 
April    iS     1    . 
Nov.      2     I 
17     2  . 
2729     3 
Dec.  29-30  r . . 

1864 
Nov.    24     I . . 

1865 
May    13 


Engagement. 


1861 

Sep.  14 
Oct.  9 
Nov.    23 

1862 
Mar.    21 
Jure    18 
Oct.     I  s 

1863  ' 
Jan,  26 
Mar.  29 
Oct.     17 


Galveston  Harbor 

Nueces  River. 
Fort  Brown  Road. 

Galveston. 

"  Hatteras  &  Alabama.' 

Wachita. 

Sabine  Pass. 

Brazos  de  Santiago. 

Mustang  Island. 

Fort  Esperanza. 

Metagorda  Bay. 

Bent's  Old  Fork. 

Palmetto  Branch. 


FLORIDA. 

I . .  Near  Pensacola, 
I . .  Santa  Rosa. 
I...  Pensacola. 

I . .  Mosquito  Inlet. 

I .  .Tallahatchie. 

I..  Apalachicola  River, 

I .  .Township. 

I    .  Expedition  to  Jacksonville. 

I .  .Destruction  of  two  Blockade 

Runners  in  Tampa  Bay. 
I , .  St.  Augustine. 


Near  Point  Washington. 

Barber's  Place,  South   Fork. 

St.  Mary's  River. 
.  Lake  City. 
.  Gainesville. 

Olustee. 

.  Pensacola. 

.Jacksonville. 

.  "  Welake  "  and  "  Saunders.  " 


Date. 
1864. 
May   23 


28 
26 
27 
'7 
27 
18 
26 

Dec.    17 
1865 

Feb.      5 
16 


July 

Aug. 

Sep, 

Oct. 


Florida— (Cont'd). 

Index  „ 

j^Q^  ENGAGE.MENT. 

3     Capture  of  steam  tug- 

luubine." 
4.  .Jacksonville. 
I.. St,  Mary's  Trestle. 
2. .  Whitesides. 
1 . .  Gainesville. 
I . .  Mariana. 
I... Pierce's  Point, 
2.  Milton. 
I .   Mitchell's  Creek. 


Mar. 
May 


20 

6 

10 


1862 
April    1 1 


May 
July 
Aug. 


29 

9 
'3 
24 

25 

27 
31 
28 
12 


Nov, 
Dec. 

1863 
Feb.     22 
April    17 

24 
28 

30 

2 

27 
i.S 

28 

'3 
21 
26 
29 


Col- 


1 .  .Dunn's  Lake. 

2.  Cedar  Keys. 
3   .  Fort  Meyers. 

I..  Natural  Bridge. 
..  Sam  Jones's  surrender  at  Tal- 
lahassie, 

ALABAMA. 


May 


July 

Aug. 

Oct. 


} 


1.  .Hunksville. 

2 .  .  Bridgeport. 

I . .  Elkton  Station. 
.  Rogersville. 
Trinity. 

.Courtland  Bridge. 
Fort  McCook. 
.  Stephenson. 
.  Little  Bear  Creek. 
Little  Bear  Creek. 


I . .  Tuscumbia. 

1.  Bear  Creek. 

2.  Tuscumbia. 
3... Town  Creek. 


/Day's  Gap,  Land  Mountain, 
I      Biac ~ 


'^X     Black  Wariior  Creek. 

1 .  Blount's  Farm. 
2   .  Florence. 
I  . .  Pulaski 
I . .  Mays\  ille. 
I , .  Maysville. 

2 .  Cherokee  Station. 

3.  .Cane  Creek. 
4  .  Cherokee  Station. 


INDEX. 


Alab 

AMA— (Cont'd). 

Date.  ^^^^^           Engagement. 

1864 

Jan.     25     I . .  Athens. 

26     2...  Florence. 

Feb.      3     I..  Lebanon. 

Mar.      7     1..  Decatur. 

April    13     I...  Florence. 

17     2.  .Decatur. 

May    17     I  • .  Madison  Station. 

26-27      .  Decatur. 

28-29     2..Moulton. 

June    io     I .  .Cane  Creek. 

July     14     I..  Ten  Islands. 

15     2 . .  Stone's  Ferry. 

25     3   .  Courtland 

Aug.  5-23     ...Fort  Mory^an. 

8       ...Fort  Gaines. 

18     I..  Decatur. 

23       .  .  Fort  Morgan, 

Sep.     23     I . .  Athens. 

25     2 .  .  Sulphur  Branch  Trestle. 

Oct.       I     I . .  Huntsville. 

1-3     2..  Athens. 

6    3  .  Florence. 

26-29    4  ..Decatur. 

r  Mussel  Shoals. 

30     5  -j  Near  Brownsville. 

[Ladija. 

Nov.     9     I.  .Shoal  Creek. 

17     2.   Aberdeen  and  Butler  Creek. 

26     3 . .  Madison  Station. 

Dec.  17-19  I  .Pine  Barren  Creek. 

27-28    2 . .  Decatur. 

29     3 . .  Pond's  Springs, 

1865 

Jan.       2\     /Nauvoo. 

3/    '  t Thorn  Hill. 

8     2.  .Scotsboro'. 

14     3.  .Red  Hill. 

Mar.    18     I .  .Boyd's  Station. 

25     2 . .  Pine  Barren  Creek. 

Mar.    26^ 

April     8/\      /  Spanish  Fort. 

Mar     26  W  3  \  Siege  of  Mobile. 

April     9/ 

Mar.    31  V 

r   Montavallo. 

April      I 

Trion. 

I 

Centreville. 

I 

Bogler's  Creek. 

2 

Celina. 

2 

Scotsville. 

3 

■  I  1 

Northport. 

4 

Tuscaloosa. 

6 

Sipsey  Swamp. 

10 

Lowndesboro'. 

12-13 

Montgomery. 

22 

Tallageda. 

23 ''         ^    Mumford's  Station, 

9    2  .  Fort  Blakely, 

'3 

3-^ 

A^histler's  Station.                       I 

ARKANSAS, 


Date. 


Index 

No. 


Engagement. 


1 861 
Dec.     9     I  ...Bushy  Creek. 

1862 
Mar. 5-6-7-8  .  .Pea  Ridgre,  includes  Ben- 
tonville,  Leetown,  Elkhorn 
Tavern. 
18     i... Salem,  Spring  River.     ' 
April    19     I .  .Talbot's  Ferry. 
May    19     1 . .  Learcy   Landing,  Little  Red 
River. 

27  2... Big  Indian  Creek. 

Q       /  Cache  River  Bridge. 
•'X  Sycamore. 

28  4.  .Sycamore. 
June    12     I .  .Waddell's  Farm. 

17  2.  .St.  Charles,  White  River, 

18  3...Smithville. 

25     4  ..Little  Red  River, 
27     5.  .Village  Creek. 
27    6.. Waddell's  Farm. 
July       4     I... Grand  Haze. 
6^      /Grand  Prairie. 
7J      \Bayou  Cache. 
9\     /Aberdeen. 
10 J    *'\Scatterville. 
14  \     /  Batesville. 
15/  "^l Fayetteville. 
20     5... Pitman's  Ferry. 
.  /  Jonesville. 

"^'      ^       \  Languelle  Ferry. 
II  \     / Taberville. 
11-14/     t  Helena. 
13     3.  .Clarendon. 
Sept.     6     I.. La  Grange. 

20     2...  Helena. 
Oct.     II     I .  .  La  Grange. 
18     2   .Helena. 
22  \      t  Old  Fort  Wayne. 
28;    ^  I  Cross  Hollow. 
1862 
Nov.      7     I.  .Rhea's  Mills. 
7     2 . .  Mariana. 
25     3  ..Camp  Babcock. 

27  4.  .Carthage. 

28  5..  Cane  Hill,  Boston  Mountains. 

and  Boonesboro'. 
Dec.      5     I .  .Helena. 

a,     2. . Reed's  Mountains. 
7        ..PRAIRIE  GROVE. 
28     3  ..Dripping  Springs. 
1863 
Jan.       3     1  ..La  Gr.'inge. 

11  ..Fort  Hindman. 

12  2  . .  Lick  Creek. 

15  1 . .  Helenaand Clarendon  Roadw. 

16  4    .Duval's  Bluff  and  Des  Ares. 
Feb.      4     I  . .  Batesville. 

15     2  . .  Arkadelphia. 
April      I     I  .  ,  Chalk  BluflF. 


/ 


T 


INDEX. 


8 


Arkansas — (Cont'd). 


Engagement. 


/ 


Date.  Index 
1863.     No. 

April    2  2     Little  Rock  Road. 

4  3   .  Carroll  County. 

4  4 . .  Madison. 

18  5  .  Fayetteville. 

May      I  I . .  La  Grange. 

II  2  ..Mount  Vernon. 

25  3... Polk's  Plantation. 

July      4  I     Helena. 

10  2 . .  Big  Creek. 

Aug.    14  I  ..West  Point,  White  River. 

25-26  2 . .  Brownsville. 
'  26 )      /  Perryville. 
27/  '^  I  Bayou  Metoe. 

31  4..  Austin. 
„  /Bayou  Metoe. 

hep.       1  »\  Devil's  Backbone. 

7  2.  .Ashley's  Mills. 

9  3 . .  Dardenelle 

10  4  ..Little  Rock. 

11  5  ..Waldron, 
14-16  6.  .Brownsville. 

27  7  .  Moffat's  Station. 
Oct.       6  I    .  Baxter's  Sprin^wrs. 

6  2... Fort  Blair,  WaiUroo, 

25  3     Pine  Bluft'. 

28  4.  .Clarksville. 
Nov.      8  I  ..Clarksville. 

12  2  ..Roseville. 
Dec.      8  I    .  Princeton 

12  2   .Duval's  Bluff. 

23  3   .Jacksonport. 

30  4 . .  Waldron. 

1864 

Jan.       7  I    .Martin's  Creek. 

17  2.  .Lewisburg. 
ig  3   .  Branchville. 

23  4   .  Rolling  Prairie. 

24  5  • .  Baker's  Springs. 
Feb.      I  r     Waldron. 

4  2   .  Hot  Springs. 

9  3 .   Morgan's  Mills,  Spring  River, 

White  Coui.ty. 

12  4  .  Caddo  Gap  and  Scott'.s  Farm. 

14  5 ...Ross  Landing,  Grand  Lake. 
19  6    Waugh's  Farm. 

22  7   .  Lima  Landing. 

Mar.      6  i     Flint  Creek. 

15  2.  .Clarendon, 

18  3   .Monticello. 

26  4     Longview. 
28  5.  .  Danville. 

28  G.   Arkadelphia. 

30  7  Mount  Llha. 
April      I     r ,  .Fitzhugh's  Wood,  Aagusta. 

2]       TAntonie. 

2  >  2-j  Spoonvillo.TerrenoireCrfek. 

3J       (Okalona. 


Ark  A  NS  AS — (Cont'd). 

°'^  'nT           E»o*ob«.nt, 

April  4-6 

3..EIkin'sFord. 

/  Roseville. 
^  I  Stone's  Farm. 

S 

8 

5 . .  Penbescott  Bayou. 

10-13 

6.  .  Prairie  d'Ann 

«3' 

Moscow. 

'4 

Dutch  Mills. 

15 

■  7- 

Liberty  Post  Office. 

i6j 

Camden. 

16 

8.  .King's  River. 

18 

9. .  Poison  Springs. 

21 

10  .Cotton  Plank,  Cache  River, 

23 

II..  Swan  Lake. 

24 

12.  .Jacksonport. 

2.SI 
26; 

f  Mark's  Mills. 
^''iMoro  Creek. 

29 

14.   Princeton. 

30 

15.. Jenkins'  Ferry,  Saline  River. 

May      3 

I . .  Richland. 

10 

2 . .  Dardanelle. 

19 

3  ..Fayetteville. 

28 

4.  .Little  Rock. 

June      3 

I .    Learoy. 

6 

2 . .  Lake  Chicot,  Dutch  Bayou, 

Columbia. 

16 

3.. West  Point. 

21 

4.. Pine  Bluff. 

22 

5.  .White  River. 

24 

6  .  White  River. 

25-29 

7  ..Clarendon, 

July      2 

I . .  Pine  Bluff. 

4 

2 . .  Searcy. 

12 

3 . .  Petit  Jean. 

'4 

4  ..Farr's  Mills. 

26 

5..  Wallace's  Ferry. 

26 

6..DesArc. 

27 

7.  .Mazzard  Prairie,  Fort  Smith 

28 

8  .West  Point. 

29.31 

9.. Fort  Smith, 

Aug.      2 

I .  .Osceolo. 

II 

2     Van  Buren. 

21 

3     Duval's  Bluff. 

24 

4.  .Fort  Smith. 

24 

5.  .Jones'  Hay  Station  and  Ash- 

ley Station, 

26 

6 . .  Bull  Bayou. 

Sep.      6 

I .   Searcy. 

26 

2   .  Vache  Bras, 

27 

3    Carter's    Str.tion,    Watauga 

River. 

28 

4.  .Clarksville. 

Oct.    22 

I .  White  River. 

23 

2..  Princeton. 

i8 

3 .  .  Fayetteville. 

Nov.      3 

I    .  Vera  Crui 

1,28 

2. 

.  Cow  Creek. 

i.L^:i.'a:".jjii.Ar',-i--m 


"tPifiiw^ 


INDEX. 


Datb. 

1865 


Arkansas 

Index 

No. 


—(Cont'd). 
Engagement. 


Jan. 


8 
Feb.    23 


Mar.    II     I 


I..  Ivy  Ford. 
2 . .  Dardanelle. 
I . .  Doug-las'       Landtne, 
BluflF. 
Clear  Lake. 


Pine 


LOUISIANA. 


1861 
Oct     13     I.. Bayle's  Cross  Reads 

1862 
April  18-38  . . 


June    22  I . 

27  2 

Aug.     5  . 

18  I.. 


Feb. 
Mar 


Sep.      9 

14 
Oct.     27 

Nov.     3 

21 
Dec.    28 

1863 
Jan.     14 

27 

10 

H 

>3 

14 

18 

24 
28 
28 

30 

Apr.  '2-14  I. 

IS     2 
17     3 

20  4  . 

May    10  i.. 

13  2 

15  3 

21  4. 

as    5- 

27    6  . 

V 

I . . 
2 
10    3.. 


I.. 

2... 
I  . 
I . . 

2... 
I . , 

I . . 
2. . 
I . . 
2. . 
1 . . 
2 

3 
4.. 

i; 

7 


July 
June 


9 

4 
6-8 


:;}4 

»S    S' 


FORT  JACKSON  &  CAP- 
TURK  OF  NEW  OR- 
LEANS. 

Raceland. 

William's  Bridge. 

Baton  Rongre. 

Capture  of  Rebel  Steamer, 

"  Fair  Play." 
Des  Allemands. 
Ponchatoula. 
Labadiesville 
Bayou  Teche. 
Bayou  Bontecar. 
Clinton. 

Bayou  Teche. 

Indian  Village. 

Old  River 

Gordon's  Landing. 

Berwick  City. 

Port  Hudson. 

Brashear  City, 

Ponchatoula* 

Pattersonville. 

Amite  River. 

Richmond. 

Irish  Bend  and  Bisland. 

Dunbar's  Plantation. 

Bayou  Vermillion. 

Bute  La  Rose. 

Civiques  Ferry. 

Ponchatoula. 

Camp  Moore. 

Plain  Stores. 

Franklin. 

Lake  Providence. 

SIEGEofPORT  HUD.SON. 

Clinton. 

Milliken's  Bend. 

Lake  Providence. 

Port  Hudson. 

2nd  Assault  on  Fortifications 

at  Port  Hudson. 
Richmond. 


Louisiana — (Cont'd). 


Index 
No. 


Engagement. 


i 


Aug. 
Sep. 


Oct. 


Nov. 


24 
aSj 

391 
30  J 
2 
q 
>3 
3 
6 

7 

8 

8 

12 

«4 
29 

4 
10 
21 

3 
18 

31 
36 

1864 

Jan.       7 
Feb.      7 

8 

•4-»S 

>9 

Mar.      3 

»4 

21 

3°^ 
30 

3> 

3 

4 
7 
7 
8 

9 
12 

»9 
20 
22 

23 

26 
May      t 

1-4 
1-8 


April 


IPlaquemine. 
Jackson  Cross  Roads. 
La  Fourche  Crossing. 
Brashear  City. 
Chakapoola  Station. 
Donaldsonville. 
/Lake  Providence. 
\  Bayou  Tensas. 
.Springfield  Landing. 
.  Port  Hudson. 
, .  Donaldsonville. 
..Jackson. 

,  .Ram  "Arkansas"  destroyed. 
.  Atchafalaya  River. 
, .  Baton  Rouge. 
..Sabine  Pass. 
..Stirling's  Plantation. 
.  Fidalia. 

, .  Stirling's  Farm. 
,   Newton. 

Vermillion  Bayou. 
..Opelousas. 

Grand  Coutean. 

Carrion  Crow  Bayou. 
.  Waterproof. 
.  Bonfouca. 


I . . .  Madisonville. 

I . .  Fidalia. 

2  .  Donaldsonville. 

3 . .  Waterproof. 

4.  .Grosse  Tete  Bayou. 

I . .  Harrisonburg. 

2  ..Fort  de  Russy. 
3 . '.  Henderson's  Hills. 

Grosse  Tete  Bayou. 
Natchitoches. 
Crump's  Hill. 
Pine  Woods. 
Campti. 
Wilson's  Farm. 
..Plain  Store. 

.Sabine  Gross  Roads. 

/'Pleasant  Hills. 

Pleasant  Hills. 

Natchitoches. 

Waterproof. 
3"^  Near  Tunica  Bend. 

Moneti's  Bluff. 

Cloutersville. 

Red  River. 
.Alexandria. 
I .  .Clinton. 
rHudnot's  Plantation. 
lAshwood  Landing^. 

3  Near  Alexandria. 

4 . .  Governor  Moore's  Plantation. 


■5P^ 


INDEX. 


4 


Louisiana — (Con  t'd). 


Date. 
1864. 

May      3 

5 

7 

14-16 

>5 

18 

22 

June    12 

25 
July    22 

28 

Aug.     5 

6 

>5 
S 
5 

»5 
I 

'5 

19 

21 

1865 

Mar.     2 

6 


1862 
Mar.     8 
April     4 
8 


Index 

No. 


Engagement. 


Oct. 


Nov. 


May 


26  3 

30 

3  I 

9^ 

17  3 

21  4 

30  5 

30  6 

30 

June      4  I . 

9  2 

26-29  3 


July 
Au}?. 


Sep. 


24     2. 
2     I 
2     2. 
3 

4 
I  . 

2. 


'9 
26 

10 

10 

I9>30 


(Baton  Rouge. 
Transport  "  City  Belle"  near 
Snaggy  Point. 
6  .  Dun's  Bayou,  Red  River. 
7 . ,  Bayou  La  Mourie. 
8.   Manshura. 

9  .Mount  Pleasant  Landing. 
10.   Bayou  Da  Glaize. 
1 1..  Old  River. 

1.  Mc Fee's  Cross  Roads. 
2.. Point  Pleasant. 

I    .Vidalia. 

2 . .  Atchafalaya  River. 

1 . .  Donaldsonville. 

2.  .  Placquemine. 

3.  .Conee  Creek. 

1  .  Jackson. 

2 . .  Fort  Adams. 
3 . .  Bayou  Biddell. 
I . .  Black  River. 

2  Clinton  and  Liberty  Creek. 

3  .  Bayou  la  Fouclie. 

4  Liberty  and  Jackson. 

I .  Clinton. 

2   .Olive  Branch. 


MISSISSIPPI. 

..Mississippi  City. 

. .  Pass  Christian. 

. .  Reconnaissance  00   Corinth 

Road. 
, .  Reconnaissance  to   Nick 
Creek. 

SIEGE  OF  CORINTH. 
.  Farmington. 
/  Glendale. 
t  Farmington. 

Ru.ssel's  House. 
.  Phillip's  Creek. 
.Booneviile 
.  Tuscumbia  Creek. 
.  Evacuation  of  Corinth. 

Blackland. 

Baldwin. 
.  Vicksburg. 
.  Booneviile. 
..Cold  water. 
.Coahoma  County. 
.  Austin. 

Rienzi. 
.  Rienzi  and  Kossuth. 

Coldwater. 
.  Natchez  Surrender. 

lUKA. 


Mississippi — (Cont'd). 


Date.   Index 
1862.      No. 


Engagbmrnt. 


Dec. 


161 
July  4  / 
May    19 

231 
25  J 
^9 
June      4 


3 . .  Prentiss  and  Bolivar. 
4.  .Wolfe  Creek  Bridge. 
I . .  Baldwin. 

.CORINTH. 
2 . .  Big  Hatchie  River. 
I . .  Hudaonville. 
2 . .  Lamar  and  Holly  Springs. 
3. .  Summerville. 
4.  .Coldwater  River. 
5 . .  Waterford     and     Lumpkin's 

Mills. 
I . .  Oakland. 

2.  Oxford. 

3 .  Water  Valley. 
4 . .  Coffeeville. 

5..  Holly  Springs. 
6.  .Davis  Mills. 
7...Middleburg. 

8.. Chickasaw  Bayov. 

1  ■ .  Coldwater. 
a... Yazoo  Pass. 

3.  .Prairie  Station. 
4  ..Deer  Creek. 
5 . .  Vicksburg. 

I . .  Fort  Pemberton. 

.  Expedition  up  Steel's  Bayou. 

2  .  Deer  Creek. 

1  .  East  Pascagoula. 

2  .  Running  the  Vicksburg;  BaL 

3  .  Hernando. 
"New  Albany. 

Palo  Alto. 

Union  Church. 
iTickfaw  River. 
; . .  Coldwater. 
) . .  Grand  Gulf, 
r . .  Snider's  Bluff, 
t.  .Black  Bavou  Expedition. 

Port  Gibson. 

Forty  Hills. 
! . .  Tupelo. 

I . .  Fourteen  Mile  Creek.  ^ 

I . .  Raymond. 

f  Hall'.s  Ferry. 
'I Jackson.  , 

..CHAiMPION  HILLS. 
(...Big  Black  River, 

SIEGE  OF  VICKSBURG. 

7.  .First  unsuccessful  assault  oa 

Vicksburg, 
g  r  Beaver  Dam  Lake. 

ISenatobia. 
9. . .  Mcchauicsville. 
I  .  Mechanicsville  and  Sartoria. 


mii 


6 


INDEX. 


Mississippi — (Cont'd^ 

X   'nT             E— -NT. 

June 

20    2... Rocky  Crossing. 

20    3 . .  Hernando. 

22    4.  .Hill's  Plantation, 

22     5 .  .  Cypress  Bend. 

25 \   ^/ Fort  Hill,  Vicksburg. 

28 1  °\  Fort  Hill,  Vicksburg. 

July 

1-2     I .  .Black  River. 

4-5     2 . .  Boulton  and  Birdsoniif  Ferry. 

6  3 . . Jones  Ford. 
7-9    4    luka. 

7  ?... Convalescent  Corral. 

9.16    6.  .Jackson.                                        | 

13    7.. Yazoo  City. 

16    8  .  Jackson. 

18     9..  Brandon. 

18  10.  .Canton. 

28  11 .  .Cold water. 

28  12.  .St.  Catharine's  Creek. 

Aug, 

13     I .  .Grenada. 
21     2.  .Cold water. 
27     3.  .Vicksburg. 

Sep. 

15     I ,  .Henilrick-s. 

Oct. 

5     I . .  New  Albany. 

7  2..Como. 

8  3  ..Salem. 

10     4     Ingham's  Plantation. 

12 \     /Ingham's  Mills 

13)"  -■'iVVyatt,  Tallahatchee. 

« 

13    6 . .  Big  Black  River. 

15    7.  Canton. 

17    8..  Clinton. 

18    9..  Brownsville. 

20  10. .  Barton  Station. 

26  1 1 .  Vincent's  Cross  Road. 

Nov. 

9     I . .  Bayou  Sara. 
II     2..  Natchez. 

D'^c. 

I     I . .  Ripley. 

4    2 . . Moscow  Station. 

7     3..  Natchez. 
17    4  .  Rodney. 
26     s  •  •  Port  Gibson. 

1864       '                                                      1 

Jan. 

i6-i8  I.  Grand  Gulf. 
20     2 . .  Island  No.  76. 

Feb. 
Mar. 

Q 1     . .  Expedition  up  the  Yazoo. 

Feb. 

3     I . .  Liverpool  Heights. 

Feb. 

3\     ..Expedition    from    Vicksburg 
5  /             to  Meridian. 

Mar 

'  \       f  Champion  Hills.  Baker's  C'k. 

Feb. 

^  -  2-!      Raymond  &  Boulton  Depot. 

^ 

5         (^Clinton  and  Jackson. 

1 

5    3..Wyatts 

8    4..  Morton. 

/  Chunky  Station. 
"     5\  Decatur. 

i-^     6  ..Vicksburg. 

13    7..  Tunnel  Hill. 

Mississippi — (Cont'd). 


E.SGAGEMENT. 


Date.  Index 

1864.      No. 
Feb.    14    8..  Meridian. 

16  9.  .Lauderdale  Springs. 

17  10.   Marion. 

20  II  ..Prairie  Station. 

21  1      /West  Point. 

22  '  '^  I  Ocalona  and  Mount  Ivy.  ' 
27-28  13  ..Near  Canton. 

28  14    Near  Yazoo  City. 
Mar.     4     I . .  Rodney. 

5     2.  .Yazoo  City. 
5    3.  .Coleman's 

31     4..  Roach's. 
April   21     I.  .Red  Bone. 
May      7     I... Red  Bone. 

12     2..Vaughan. 

21     3.  .Mount  Pleasant. 

24    4.  .Holly  Springs. 
June      7\     /Ripley. 

10/  M  Brioe'8  Cross  Roads. 

10  2   .  Corinth. 

11  3..  Ripley. 

23  4  ..Collinsville. 
July      2  I . .  Saulsbuiy. 

3..9        .Expedition   from    Vicksburg 
to  Jackson. 
4     2 .  .  Vicksburg. 
4     3..  Clinton. 
4-5    4    Coleman's  Plantation. 
5-18        ..Smith's  Expedition  from    La 
Grange  to  Tupelo. 
5-6     5..  Jackson. 
7     6     Clinton. 
7     7     Ripley. 

1 1  8     Pontotoc 

13-15  9.  .Tupelo,  includes  Harrisburg 
July  13,  Old  Town  Creek, 
July  15. 

16-17   10.  .Grand  Gulf,  Port  Gibson. 

24  II .  .Steamer  "Clara  Belle." 
Aug.  7-g     I .   Tallahatcliie  River. 

10     2.  .U.  S,  Steamer  "Empress." 

12  3 ..  Abbeville  and  Oxford. 
14    4.  .Hurricane  Creek. 

21-22  5    College  Hill. 

23  6  .Abbeville. 

27-28  7... Holly  Springs. 

Oct.       6  I . .  Woodville, 

10  2.  .East  Point. 

23  3.. Hurricane  Creek, 

Nov.    22  I  .Rolling  Fork. 

Dec.      I  I . .  12  Miles  from  Yazoo  City. 

2  2 .  .  No  name  given. 

18  3   .  Fratiklin  Creek, 

25  4    Verona 

28     5     Egypt  Station. 

•  86s 
Jan.       2     I     Franklin. 


' 


INDEX. 


TENNESSEE. 


Date. 

1861 
Nov. 
Dec. 

1862 

Feb. 


Index 

No. 


Engagement. 


Mar. 


April 


' 


May 
June 

July 


Aug. 


10 
I 

2 

6 

'4 

15 
16 
2 
8 
10 
II 
14 
16 

16 
30 

4 

6-7 
8 

>4 
16 

28 

28 

5 
10 

•3 
4 
4 
6 

21 

25 
I 

I 

13 

15 
21 

25 
29 

4 
6 

7 
II 

II 

12 
13 
15 
19 
20 
22 


Taylor's  Ford. 
,  Morristown. 


.  Morgan  County. 

■  Fort  Henry. 

■  Fort  Donc^lson. 


I . .  Pittsburg-  Landing. 

2 . .  Near  Nashville 

3.  .Jacksboro,  Big  Creek  Gap. 

4 . .  Paris. 

Pound  Gap. 

Commenceinent    of 
Sieere  of  Island  No.  10. 

Black  Jack  Poorest. 
Union  City. 
Crump's  Landing. 

■  SHILOH. 
.Island  No.  lo. 

■  ■Fort  Pillow. 
..Savannah. 

.Cumberland  Mountain. 

.  Monterey. 

. Lebanon. 

.  Fort  Pillow. 
.  Monterey 

.Fort  Pillow. 

.Jasper,  Sweden's  Cove. 

.Memphis. 

.  Battle  Creek, 

.  Germantown, 

Morning  Sun, 
.Russelville. 
.Murfreesboro'. 
,  Near  Decatur; 

Nashville. 

Brownsville,  Hatchie  River. 

Brownsville. 

Sparta . 

Tazewell. 

Trenton. 
4..  Salisbury. 

/  Williamsport. 
^  iKinderhook. 
6.  .Gallatin. 
.  Gallatin. 

.  Merry  weather's  Ferry . 
.  Clarksville. 
.Edgefield  Junction. 
.Courtland. 

Fort  Donelson. 
26  13.  .Cumberland  Iron  Works. 

28  \      f  Ready  villa,  Round  HiU. 

29  /    "^  I  Manchester . 

30  15  .Bolivar. 


5-- 

6.. 

7- 


3 
4- 
5' 
I . 
2. 

3 
I . 
2. 

3- 

4 

5- 

I . 

2. 

3- 

4- 

5" 
6., 

I-- 
I . . 
2. . 

3-- 


7- 
8 

9 

ID. 
II. 
12.. 


Tennessee — (Cont'd) 

Date.  I 

1862. 

^^^           Engagement. 

Aug. 

30 

i6...McMinville. 

31 

17. .  Medon. 

Sep. 

I 

I  ..Briton's  Lane. 

4 

2.  .Big  Creek  Gap. 

7 

3.  .Clarksville. 

9 

4  ..Columbia. 

17 

5     Durhamville. 

Oct. 

I 

I...  Gallatin. 

7 

2 .  .  La  Vergne. 

20/ 

fNear  Nashville. 

2i\^  UVoodville. 

23 

4..  Waverly. 

23 

5.  .Shelby  Depot. 

Nov. 

5 

I...  Nashville. 

II 

2.  .Huntsville. 

II 

3 . . Lebanon. 

18 

4  .Rural  Hills. 

27 

5..  Scrougesville  and  La  Vergne, 

Dec. 

6 

I . . Lebanon. 

7 

2. .  Hartsville. 

/  Dobbin's  Ferry. 
•*  \  Brentville. 

9 

12 

4  .  Franklin. 

18 

5.  .Lexington. 

18 

6. .Jackson. 

20 

7...  Trenton. 

26 

8.  .Nolansville. 

28 

/-Elk  Fork. 

29 

-  9  J  Stewart  Creek. 

30' 

(Jefferson. 

30 

io..Wautauga   Bridge  and  Car- 
ter's Station. 

30 

II..  Parker's  Cross  Roads. 

31 

^    } MURFREESBORO". 

Jan. 

2,  18 

1863 

/Stewart's  Creek. 
'  t  La  Vergne. 

Jan. 

I 

5 

2.  .Middletown. 

8 

3 . .  Ripley. 

23 

4 . .  Fish  Springs. 

24 

5.  .Woodburg. 

25 

6.   Construction  Train  near  Mur- 
freesboro'. 

30 

7...Dyersburg. 

31 

8..  Rover. 

31 

9.  .Middletown. 

Feb. 

I 

1.  .Franklin, 

3 

2 . .  Fort  Donaldson. 

8 

3.  Lebanon. 

10 

4.  .Boneyard. 

13 

5  .  Bolivar. 

15 

6..Cainsville. 

15 

7 . .  Nolansville . 

18 

8..  Milton. 

Mar. 

I 

I . .  Bradyville. 

8 


INDEX 


Tennessee — (Cont'd). 


Engagement. 


4 
5 
6 

7- 
8. 


April 


May 

April 

May 
June 


Date.   Index 
1863.     No. 
March  2^       TEdg-eville. 

I  2-j  Petersburg,  Chapel  Hill  and 
t-4J       [     Harpeth  River. 
4-5     3 . .  Thompson's  Station. 
.  Bolivar. 
Franklin. 
.Covington. 
.  Rutherford's  Creek. 
.Naught's  Hill. 
( Salem  Pike. 
^  t  Cottage  Grove. 
10 . .  Brentwood. 

II .  .Franklin  and  Little  Harpeth. 
12    .Somerville. 
I . .  Woodbury  and  Snow  Hill. 
2 . .  Waverly. 

3  .  Franklin  and  Harpeth  River. 
4.  .Antioch  Station, 

(Grierson's    Expedition    from 
La  Grange,  Tennessee,  to 
Baton  Rouge,  La. 
.  .McMinville. 

6.  .Little  Rock  Landing. 
7 . .  Franklin. 

1  . .  Linden. 

2  .  Middleton. 
I    .  Franklin. 
2 . .  Murfreesboro',  Shelbyville. 

3  ..Triune. 

.   ROSECRAN'S  CAMPAIGN 
FROM     MURFREESBO- 
RO' TO  TULLAHOMA. 
'Middleton,  Shelbyville  Pike. 
Hoover's  Gap. 

Liberty  Gap,  or  Beach  Grove. 
.Guy's  Gap  and  Shelbyville. 

..Tullahoma. 

I . .  Elk  River. 

2 . .  University  Place. 

3 .  .  Pound  Gap  Expedition. 
4 . .  Union  City. 
15     Jackson. 
6 . .  Elk  River. 
I . .  Sparta. 
2 . .  Chattanooga. 
I  . .  Limestone  Station,  near  Tel- 
ford. 

/Cumberland  Gap. 
\  Brimstone  Creek. 
. .  Knoxville  occupied. 
3...  Paris. 

4.  .Bristol. 

5.  .Johnson  Depot. 
6     Carter's  Station. 

7 .  .  Blountsville. 

8.  Zollicoffer. 
9  .Calhoun. 


9 

9 

10 

ID 
20 

ai 

25 
25 
29 

2-3 
10 
10 
10 

'7 

2 

20 

24 

27 
12 
21 

4 
6 

9 
23-30 


24I 
27) 


July 


Aug. 
Sep. 


I 

2 

4 
6 

10 

I? 

H 

9 

21 

91 

lOj 

10 

»3 
21 
22 
22 
22 


I'ENNESSEE — (Cont'd). 


Date.   1 

NDEX                ,. 

1863. 

j^^  *           Lng.\gement. 

Sept.  28 

10.  .McMinville. 

30 

1 1..  Swallow's  Bluff. 

Oct.       I 

I .  .Anderson's  Gap. 

2 

2.  .Anderson's  Cross  Roads.. 

3 

3 . .  Thompson's  Cove. 

3 

4     McMinville. 

4 

5.  .Murfreesboro'  Road. 

5 

6.  .Stockade  at  Stone  River. 

5 

7.  .Near  Blue  Springs. 

5 

S.Wartrace. 

7 

9. .  Shelbyville  Pike. 

9 

10.  .Sugar  Creek  near  Pulaski. 

10 

1  ,, /Blue  Springs. 
1      \  Rheatown. 

11 J 

II 

12 . .  Henderson's  Mill. 

II 

i3..Collinsville. 

>3 

14     Blountsville. 

20-22 

1 5...  Philadelphia. 

22 

16. Ne'     Madrid  Bend. 

23\      /Supi  .y  train,  Tullahoma. 
28;    'ILeiper's  Ferry. 

24  18..  Sweetwater. 

25  19.  .Colliersville. 

26  20.  .Philadelphia. 

27  21 . .  Brown's  Ferry. 

27  22..Wauhatchie. 

Nov.      I      I .  .Fayetteville. 

2...Centreville  and  Pine  Factory. 

3  ..Colliersville. 

4 .    Lawrenceburg. 

5   .  Moscow. 

6.  .Kir.caels. 

7..  Rogersville. 

8.  .Palmyra. 

(Hough's  Ferry. 
Rockford . 
Marysville . 
/London  Creek. 
ILeonirs. 
ii...Holston  River. 
16  12  ..Campbell  Station. 

Dec     J}  ^9  Siege  Of  Knoxville. 

Nov.    19  13.  .Union  City, 

23-25       . .  CHATTANOOGA . 
26\f  Sparta. 
29/    ^ I  Fort  Saunders. 
26  i5...Beer.sheeba  Springs. 
King.ston . 
Cleveland. 
Louisville. 
Dec.     3     I    .Salisbury. 

Church  Mountain. 
.Celina. 

Bean's  Station. 
.  Morristown. 
Moresburg. 


I 
3 
3 
4 
4 
6 
6 
'3 

»4 

•5 

15 


26 

16 

27 

17- 

28 

18 

3 

I 

6 

2 

7 

3 

10 

4 

10 

.S- 

10 

6 

INDEX. 


9 


.28  12.  ( 


Tennessee— (Cont'd). 

DAxr,.  ^^j^^^  Enc;agbment. 

.863 
Dec.    14    7.   Bean's  Station. 

'      16    8..Blain's  Cross  Roads. 

22     9.  .Cleveland, 
34-25  10  .  Bolivar  and  Summerville. 

25  n  .  .  Lafayette. 
27-28  12 .  .CoUiersville. 
f  Charleston. 

Talbot    Station    and    Mossy 
Creek. 
1864 
Jan.     10     I .  .Strawberry  Plains. 

13  2. .  Mossy  Creek 

14  3.  .Middleton. 

14    4  .Terrysville,  Cosley  Creek. 
16-17     5. .  Dandridge. 

20    6.  .Tracy  City. 

22     7.. Armstrong  Ferry. 
.24    8.  .Tazewell. 

27     9  .  Fair  Gardens. 

27  10.  .Scott's  Mills  Road. 

29  1 1... Cumberland  Gap. 

Feb.      6  I    .Bolivar. 

10-25         .Smith's  Raid   from    German- 
town. 

20  2. .  Halston  River. 

22  3. .  Powell's  River  Bridge. 

22  4.    Cumberland  Gap 

22  5  ■ .  J   ilberry  Gap. 

22  6.  .Johnston's  Mills,  White  Co. 

23  7...Calf  Killer  Creek. 
Mar.      5  I . .  Panther  Springs. 

14  2   .Cheek's  Cross  Roads, 

16  3. .  Fort  Pillow. 

17  4. .  Manchester. 

18  5..Cr'ilf  Killer  River. 
20  6..Beersheba  Springs, 
29  7 . .  Bolivar. 

April     2     I .  .Cleveland. 
8     2... Wolf  River. 

12  .  Fort  Pillow. 

13  3.  .Cleveland. 

25-26    4 . .  Wautauga  Bridge. 

May      2  I . .  Memphis. 

3  2   .  Bolivar. 

13  3   .  Pulaski. 

13  4.  .Tilton. 

24  5.  .Nashville. 
June      9  I .   Lafayette. 

15  2 . .  Moscow. 
24    3 . .  Lafayette. 

July   2-5  L.Nickajack  Creek. 

Aug.    17  I .  .Cleveland. 

19  2.. Pine  Bluff,  Tennessee  River. 
19  3  .  Block  House,  No.  4  N.  &  C. 

R.  R. 


fENNESSBE— (Cont'd). 


Date. 

1864 
Aug, 


Index 
No. 


Engagement. 


21 
22 
31 


Sep.    1-8 


Oct. 


I 

2 

3 
4 

5 

7 

24 

2b 

^7 
29 

4 

ID 
II 
12 
20 

28 
28 


Nov 


Dec. 


1-4 
4-5 
5-6 

13 
22 

24 

24-28 

29 

30; 

2-3 


5-8 
'3 
14 
«4 
«S 
15-16 
17 
17 
19 
23 
23 
24 

25 


1865 
Feb.    26 


4.  .Memphis. 
s^. .  Rogersville. 

6. .  Block  House,  No.  5  N.  &  C . 
R.  R. 
.  .Rosseau's  pursuit  of  Whee""*? 
in  Tennessee. 
I... La  Vergne. 
2. .  Franklin. 
3..  Murfreesboro'. 

4  .Greenville. 

5.  .Campbellville. 
6. .  Readyville, 

7.  Bull's  Gap. 

8.  .Johnstonvilla. 

9.  .Richland. 
10.  .Pulaski. 

I  i...Centreville. 
I . .  Near  Memphis. 

2.  .South  Tunnel. 

3 .  .  Fort  Donaldson. 

4.  .  Greenville. 

5  .  Little  River. 

6  .  Fort  Haiman. 
7.  .Morristown. 

I . .  Union  Station. 
2.   Johnstonville. 

3  ..Big  Pigeon  Rii\..% 

4.  .Bull's  Gap,  Morristown. 
5  .  Lawrenceburg. 

Campbellville  and  Linville. 
Columbia,  Duck  Run. 
Spring  Hill  on  M't.    Carmel. 

Franklin. 

I  ..Block    House     No.    2,     Mill 
Creek,  Chattanooga. 

2.  Block  House  No.  7,  Overall's 

Creek. 

3.  .Murfreesboio'. 

4  ..Kingsport. 

5.  .Bristol. 


I 


6.  .Memphis. 

7...  Murfreesboro'. 

..Nashville,   Overton  Hills. 
8 . .  Ho'low  Tree  G.ip. 
9. .  Franklin. 

10.  .Rutherford  Creek. 

11 ,  .Linville. 

12  , .  Buford's  Station. 

13. . Murfreesboro'. 

14  Pulaski,  Lamb's  Ferry,  An- 
thony's Hill  and  Sugar 
Creek. 

i .  ,  Chattanooga. 


10 


INDEX. 


GEORGIA. 


Date 

1862 
April 

1863 
Feb. 
Mar. 
Sep 


Index 

No. 


Engagement. 


10     I . .  Fort  Pulaski. 
16     2  ..Whitemarsh. 

I  I . .  Fort  McAllister. 

3  I   .  Fort  McAllister. 

10  1 . .  Graysville. 

11  2 . .  Ringold,    Dug   Alpine,   Ste- 

phen's Gap. 
13     3   .  Lett's  Tan  Yard. 
19-20       ..CHICKAMAUGA. 
Nov.    27     i...Ringold. 

1864 
Jan.     21     I , .  Near  Dalton. 

28     2.  Tunnel  Hill. 
Feb.  25-27  I   .  Buzzard   Roost   and   Tunnel 
Hill. 
. .  Nickajack  Trace. 
..Red  Clay. 

Rooky  Face  Ridgre. 

I  Tunnel  Hill. 
Mill  Creek  and  Duck  Gaps. 
Buzzard  Roost  Gap. 
Snake  Creek  Gap. 
Dalton. 
Varnell's  Station. 

■ .  Resaca,     including    Ley's 
Ferry,    Tanner's     Bridge, 
Rome  Cross  Roads. 
/Adairsville. 
"^XRome. 

^Dallas . 

25  Kingston. 

June      4  New  Hope  Church. 

May  18  Burnt  Hickory. 

-24  V     ■<      Pumpkin  Vine. 
Altoona  Hill, 
Carsville  Station. 
Burned  Church. 
Ackworth. 

Kenesaw  Mountain, 

includes  Pine  Mountain, 
Golgotha, 
Noses  Creek, 
Pine  Knob, 
Lattaniore's  Mills,  Noonday 
Creek, 
Powder  Spring, 
Cupp's  House. 
30J       ^         Lafa3'ette, 
July    2-5     I . ,  Nickajack  Creek. 

(Chewa  Station,  Montgomery 
&  West  Point  R.  R. 
Auburn. 

6-10     . .  Chattahoochee. 
30   3,  Peach  Tree  Creek. 


17 


■i8\ 
18/ 


19-22-25 

26 

June   3 

9-30 

16 

17 
19 
20 
20 
22 


Georgia- 
Index 

No. 


-(Cont'd). 


Engagement. 


!} 


Oct. 


4  ..Atlanta. 

(McCook's   Raid  to  Lovejoy 
Station. 
Campbelltown . 
Lovejoy  Station. 
Nevvnan. 
Stoneman's  Raid  to  Macon. 
Flatshoal. 
Macon. 
Hillsboro'. 

Eanra  Chapel,  Atlanta. 

SIEGE  OF  ATLANTA. 

Aug.  5-6     I  ..Utoy  Creek. 
2   .  Decatur. 

3.  .Dalton. 

4.  .Fairburn. 

{Kirkpatrick's    Raid    on    At- 
lanta 
Red  Oak. 
Jonesboro*. 
Lovejoy  Station. 

6   Jonesboro'. 

. .  Occupation  of  Atlanta. 
I . .  Lovejoy  Station. 

2.  .Big  Shanty. 

1 .  .  Sweetwater. 

..Allatoona. 

2   .Narrows. 

3.  .  Resaca. 
4..Tilton. 
5. ..Dalton. 

6.  .Buzzaru's  Roost  Block  H'se. 

7.  .Snake  Creek  Gup, 

8.  .Ship's  Gap. 

■  Atlanta  Burnt. 

I . .  Lovejoy  Station. 

2.  .Bear  Creek  SlaKon, 
3 -.Macon. 

4  .  Clinton. 

5  ..Griswoldville,, 
6.  Ball's  P^erry. 

rSandersville. 
7 1  Sylvan  Grove. 

(VVanesboro'. 
i...Millen  Grove. 

(Rocky  Creek  Church. 
Thomas  Station. 
Wanesboro'and  BriarCreek. 
Statesboro. ' 
fEbenezer  Creek, 
•^\Ogeechee  River 

4.  .Culler's  Plantation. 

SioRe  of  Savannah. 

5     Fort  McAllister. 


Nov. 


2 
2-6 

2 

1-3 

5 

II 

12 

13 

13 

13 

15 
16 

8 
16 
16 
20 
22 
22 


INDEX. 


11 


•y 


B. 


C. 


Date 

l86.r 
April 

May 


Georgia — (Cont'd). 

Index 


No. 


Engagement^ 


1 6     I . .  Fort  Taylor. 
i6    2.  .Columbus. 
2o    3  . .  Tobosofkee, 
20    4 . .  Macon . 
lo       ...Irwinsville. 

' '  Capture  of  Jefferson  Davis. 


SOUTH  CAROLINA. 


Date. 


Index 

No. 

i86i 
April  12-13 
Nov.     7 

1862 
Jan. 

18 

29 

I 

3 

io\    rjE 
131  ^IJ- 


April 
May 
June 


Engagement. 

FORT  SUMTER. 
Port  Royal. 

I . .  Port  Royal. 

1 ,  .  Edisto  Island. 
1 . .  Pocataligo 
I  . .  Seabt  ook  Point. 

2.  .Legare's  Point, 
ames  Island, 
fimes  Island. 


Aug. 
Oct. 

1863 


16 
21 
22 


.  Secession  villo. 

I     Pinkney  Island. 
I .  .  Pocotaligo. 


Jan. 

April 


31 

7 


8 

4 

10 

6 


June 

July 

Sep. 

July  10- II 
16 
18 


Aug. 
Sep. 


Nov 
Dec 

1864 
Feb.     17 


I .  .  Off  Charleston  Bar. 

1  .  Bombardment  of  Fort  Sum- 
ter. 

2  ..Broad  River. 

1 .  .  Bluffton. 

\      Siege  of  Fort  Wagnaer, 
/        Morris  Island. 

I  .Assault  on  Fort  Wagner. 

2.  .Secessionville,  James  Island. 

3  .  Second  assault  on  Fort  Wag- 

ner. 
■6     I.  Vinegar  Hill,  Morris  Island. 
7       ..Evacuation    Battery    Gregg 
and  I'^ort  Wagner. 
I . .  Night  Attack  on  Fort  Sumter, 
I .  .  Barnwell's  Island. 
1 . .  Legaresville,  Stone  Inlet. 


8 

24 
25 


South  Carolina— (Cont'd). 


Date. 


Engagement. 


I  . .  Pocotaligo . 
, .  Combatree  River. 
.  River's  Bridge,  Salkahatchie. 
.  Willston. 

.  Binmaker's  Bridge. 
.James  Island. 

IBlackville. 
Aikan. 
Orangeburg. 
Gunter's  Bridge. 
Congaree  Creek. 
Columbia. 
7. ..Charleston. 
8.  .Mount  Clio. 
.Lynch  Creek. 
/-Chesterfield. 
I  -!  Cheraw. 

'- Florence. 
2 .  .  Sumterville. 
...Sumterville. 
...Boykin's  Mills. 
. .  Swift  Creek. 


NORTH  CAROLINA. 


Date 

1 861 
Aug.  28-39 
Oct.      5 

1862 
Feb 


Index 

No. 


Engagement. 


..Fort  Hatterab. 

.  Chickamicomico. 


April 
May 

J"iy 

Nov. 
Dec. 


22 

18 

16 

2 

5-7 

30 

4 

6-9 


I.  Loss    of  the  «' Housatonic," 

Charleston  Harbor. 
2     Willmarsh  Island. 
I  .    Boykin's  Mills. 
I    .Ashepoo  River. 

1 .  .  Fort  Johnston,  James  Island. 

2.  .John's  Island. 

I  .Honey  Hill. 

L.Coosaw  River. 

..Deveaux  Neok. 


Mar. 

April 

May 


June 

July 

Sep. 

Oct. 
Nov. 

Dec. 


.Roanoke  Ivland 

.  Elizabeth  City. 

.  Newborn. 

.  Pollocksville. 
Camden. 

.  Fort  Macon. 

Trenton  Bridge. 
.Clinton. 
Near  Newbern. 
.  Greenville  Road . 
.  Legare's  Point. 
..Swift  Creek  Bridge. 
.  Hamilton. 

..Young's  Cross  Roads. 
.  Plymouth. 
2.  .Washington. 
I..  Cape  Fear  River. 
I  ..Rawle's  Mills. 
J   ,  Newbern. 
3. ..Cove  Creek 
...Foster's  Expedition  to  Golds- 
boro'. 
I  a     1 .  .Trenton, 


8 
10 
14 
14 
19 
25 
14 

•9 
22 

31 

3 
37 

9 
26 

2 

6 
II 

3 

II 

18 

12-18 


i 


12 


INDEX. 


North  Carolina— (Cont'd). 


Date. 


Index 

No. 


Engagement. 


1862 
Dec.    13 

H 
16 

17    S 
1863 
Jan.      17     I 


2 . .  South  West  Creek. 
3.  ,  Kingston. 
4..  Whitehall, 
c.  .Goldsboro". 


Feb. 
Mar. 

April 


May 

July 

Aug. 
Nov. 

Dec. 


27 

4 
14 

4 

9 
28 
22 

23 

6 

26 

18 

r 

25 
26 

18 
30 
1864 
Feb.  1-2-3 
5 

29    - 
April  £7-201 


Pollocksville  and  North  East 
River. 
I    .Near  Newbern. 
i...Skeet 
2..  Newbern. 

.  Washington. 

.Blount's  Mills. 

.Dover  Road. 

.Gum  Swamp. 

.Bachelor's  Creek. 

.Quaker's  Bridge. 

..Pattacassey  Creek. 

.  Pasquotank. 

.  Washington. 

,  Greenville. 

.  Warm  Springs. 

.Indian  Town. 

.  Greenville. 


Date. 


North  Carolina — (Cont'd). 

Index 


No. 


Engagement. 


1865 
Mar.    a  I  \ 


_.         f  Goldsboro'. 
24/   'ICoxe's  Bridge. 
April      I     I .   Boone. 

3  2 . .  Salem. 

4  3.  Deep  River  Bridge. 
10    4.  .Neuses  River. 


.Bachelor  Creek. 
.  Quallatown. 


3.  .Newbern. 


May 


Oct. 
Dec. 
Jan. 


26 

31 

14/ 


9-12 

2S 
1865 

Jan.  13-15 
16 


.  Plymouth. 
Ram  "Albermarle,"  Roanoke 

River. 
Torpedo  Explosion  on  Bache- 
lor's Creek. 
,  .Plymouth. 
..Expedition    into    West    and 

iNorth  Carolina. 
.Expedition  to  Hamilton. 
.  .  Fort  Fisher. 


19     2 
Feb.     II     I 


Mar. 


18 
20 
22 

7 


8-10 


.FortFi8her. 

Explosion    of    Magazine     at 

Fort  Fisher. 
Half  Moon    Battery,    Sugar 

Loaf  Hill. 
.  Sugar  Loaf  Battery,  Federal 

Point. 
.  Fort  Anderson. 
Town  Creek. 
Wilmington. 
Rockingham. 
Wilcox  Bridge,  Wise's  Fork. 


16 

13 

14 

10- a  I 


10)       ^Munro's  Cross  Roads. 
15  f    3  \  Taylor's  Hole  Creek. 


.  Avery  Bboro'. 

.  Silver  Run. 
Kingston. 

Bentonvilla. 


12 

5.  .Grant's  Creek,  Salisbu 

191 
19/ 

^/Dallas. 
I  Catawba  River. 

«3 

7.  .Suwano  Gap. 

VIRGINIA. 

Date.   ^^^^           Engagement. 

1861 

April 

18 

.  .  Harper's  Ferry. 

June 

1 

I     Fairfax  Court  House. 

10 

.Great  Bethel. 

'7 

2 .  .Vienna. 

'7 

3.  .Edward's  Ferry. 

26 

4  .Patterson  Creek. 

27 

5.  .Mathias'  Point. 

July 

5 

I    .  Newport  News. 

7 

2   .Great  Falls. 

'7 

3.  .Bunker  Hill. 

18 

4.  .Blackburn's  Ford. 

21 

..BULL  RUN. 

Aug. 

7 

1  . .  Hampton. 

8 

2 .  .Lovettsville. 

-7 

3  .  Ball's  Cross  Roads. 

31 

4.  .  Munson's  Hill. 

Sept. 

2 

I  ..Behers  Mills. 

1 1 

2.  .Louisvillo. 

15 

3.  .Pritcliartl's  Mills. 

Oct. 

16 

I    .  Bolivar  Heights. 

21 

..Ball's  Bhiff.^ 

Nov. 

12 

1 .  .  Occoqu.'iii  Creek. 

26 

2.  .  Drainosville. 

26 

3  .  Hunter's  Mills. 

Dec. 

3 

I .  .\'ienna. 

4 

2     .\nnandale. 

II 

3   .  Dam  No.  4. 

20 

4.  .Drainesville. 

22 

5.    New  Market  Bridge. 

1862 

Jan. 

4 

I  .  Huntersville. 

4 

2.    Bath. 

7 

3 .   Blue  Gap. 

29 

4 . .  Occoquan  Bridge. 

F«b. 

8 

I... Linn  Creek. 

'3 

a . .  Blooming  Gap. 

34 

3... Mason's  Neck. 

1 


INDEX. 


13 


Date. 

1862 
Mar. 


Virginia — (Cont'd). 

Index 


No. 


Engagement. 


April 


May 


5 

9 

10 

i6 

23 

27 

28 

2 

4 
5 
3 
II 
12 
16 
18 
26 


i...Occoquan. 
2  ..Hampton  Roads. 
3. .  Burke's  Station. 
4 . .  Acquia  Creek. 

..Winchester. 

5 . .  Strasburg-. 

6.  .  Middleburj;:;-. 

I    .Thoroug-hfare  Gap. 

2 . .  Great  Bethel. 


May 


May 
June 


I  Siegre  of  Yorktown. 

3.  .Skirmish  before  Yorktown. 

4.  .Monterey. 
5..Le-'sMill.s. 
6. .  Falmouth. 
7.,. Before  Yorktown. 

1 .  .Cheese  Cake  Church. 

. .  Williamsburg. 

2.  .West  Point. 
3   .  Somerville  Heights. 
4. .  MacDowell. 
5  ..Slatersville. 
6..  Norfolk. 

7  .  Linden. 

8  Fort  Darling. 

9  Front  Royal. 

10  .Lewisburg. 

1 1  .  Bucktown  Station. 
12. .  Middletown. 
13   .Newtown. 

24/   ^\  Chicahominy. 
2t  15   .Winchester. 

27  .  .Hanover  Court  House. 

28  \  ^/Charlestown. 
28/'^\Wardensvine. 

Front  Royal. 

SEVEN  PINES. 


Date. 
1862 


Virginia — (Cont'd) 

Index 


No. 


Engagement. 


July 


Aug. 


4 
5 
7 
7 
8 

9 
10 

15 
15 
23 
23 
23 
24 
24 

241 


30 

I 

2 

3 

5 

II 

12 

13 
20 

23 

25 

31 

2 

3 
4 
5 
6 


30  '7 

;}■ 


.  Strasburg. 


•  .Harrisburg. 

..  Cross  Keys. 
, .  Port  Republic. 

2..  Ok!  Church. 
.TunstfiU  Station. 
Williamsburg  Road. 
.Oak  Grove. 


3 
4 

5' 


July 

June 


9 
13 
'4 
18 

25 

1} 

26  6 

27  \ 
28/ 

29    7. p 

29  \  g  r  Peach  Orcliard 


.Seven  Days'  Retreat. 

.  Mechanicsville. 
/GAINE'S  MILLS. 
I  Golding's  Farm. 

.  Savp  ge  Station. 
Peach  Orel 

.Willis  Church. 


}■{ 


9.  .White  Oak  Swamp. 
.  Malvern  Hill. 

fMilford. 

Haxals. 

Sperryville. 
2.  .Williamsburg. 
3   .Nr.  Culpepper. 
4.  .Fairfax. 
5.. Turkey  Island  Bridge. 

6  .North  Anna  River. 

7  Orange  Court  House. 
8..Coggin's  Point, 

1 .  .Orange  Court  House. 

2.  .Sycamore  Church. 
3  ..White  Oak  Swamp. 
4.  .Malvern  Hill. 

/Beech  Creek. 


b)    ^IMatapony. 

9      . .  Cedar  Mountain. 

20  6.  .Brandy  Station. 

21  7.  .Kelley's  Ford. 
23     8..  Catlett's  Station. 

^•^  [  9/ Skirmishes  on  Rappahannoc. 

27  10.  .Bull  Run  Bridge. 

27  II..  Kettle  Run. 

28  12  ..Shady  Springs. 

28  \     /Grove town  and 
29/     \    Gainesville. 
30      . .  Bull  Run  No.  2i. 

Sep.     I      .  Chantilly. 

6     I     Martinsburg. 

6     2 .  .  Cacapon  Bridge. 

9     3   .  Williamsburg. 

"}      Harper's  Ferry. 

17  4.. Goose  Creek. 

20  5   .  Blackford's  Ford. 

22  6. .  Ashby's  Gap. 

23  7..  Sutton. 

26     8  .  Wai-renton  Junction. 
28     9 .  .  Blackwater. 

Oct.       I  I . .  Shepherdstown 

3  2  . .  Reconnaissance  by  Gunboats. 

6  3.  .Charleston. 

9  4   .Aldie. 

15  5.  .Carsville. 

16  6.  .Charleston. 

17  7    .  Thoroughfare  Gap. 

18  8.   Haymarkt't. 

21  9.  .Lovettesville. 

22  ID. .  Hcdgeville, 

24  II  .Catlett's  .Station. 
24  12   .Manassas  Junction. 
24  13 . .  Blackwater. 
31   14..  Aldie. 


1 


14 


INDEX. 


Virginia — (Cont'd). 


Index 


Date,     j^.^ 


Engagement. 


1862 

Oct.     31  15.  .Franklin. 

Nov.      I  I     Philomont. 

2  2.  .Snicker's  Gap. 

2  3. .  Bloomfield. 

3  4.  .Upperville. 

5  5  .Manassas  Gap. 

5  6. .  Barbee's  Cross  Roads. 

5  7.. New  Baltimore. 

8  8 . .  Rappahannock  Bridge. 

9  9. .  Fredericksburg. 

9  10.  .Moorefield. 
15  II..  Fayetteville. 
17  12.    Gloucester. 

26  1 3.. Cold  Knob  Mts. 
28  14. .  Hartwood  Church. 

Dec.      I  I  •  Charleston. 

2  2.  .Franklin. 

2  3.    King  George  C.  H. 

12  4..Zuni. 

13  ..FREDERICKSBURG. 
19     5..0ccoquan. 

22  6..  Isle  of  Wight  C.  H. 

27  7.  .Dumfries. 

28  8..  Suffolk. 

29  9...0ccoquan. 

1863 

Jan.      10  I  .  Catlett's  Station. 

19  2 .   Burnt  Ordinary. 

30  3.  .Deserted  House. 
Feb.      7  I     Williamsburg. 

9     2.  .Summerville. 

10  3     Gloucester  Pt. 

13  4     Smithfield. 

14  5.  .Brentville. 

16  6..Romney. 

25  7.  .  Hardwood  Church. 

26  8...Strasburg  Road. 

Mar.      8  i.. Fairfax  C.  H. 

17  2. .  Blackwater. 
17  3  ..Kelly's  Ford. 
29  4.  .Williamsburg. 

April      I     1  • .  Broad  Run. 

11  2..Whittaker's  Mills. 

'2 1    ..  Siege  of  Suffolk. 
May    14/  " 

April    14     3. ..West  Branch. 

17  4... South  Key. 

18  5.  .Battery  Huger. 

22  6.  .Strasburg  Road. 

23  7  ..Chuckatuck 
29^       [Fitzhugh's  Crossing. 

May  1-4 


Virginia — (Cont'd). 


Date. 

1863 
May  1-4 


Index 

No. 


Engagement. 


} 


8a  Fitzhugh's  Crossing. 
(Spottsylvania. 
.  .CHANCELLORSVILLE. 


(Stoneman's  Raid. 
Rapidan  Station. 
Louisa  C.  H. 
Warrenton  Junction." 
Shannon  Hill. 
^  Tunstall  Station. 

i\     /South  Quay  Bridge 
3/   ^INansemond  River. 
14     3  .  Warrenton  Junction. 
15)       fCarsville  and  Suffolk. 
16/  ^\ Expedition  under  Foster» 
16]       [Piedmont  Station. 
18  I  5-' Carsville. 
iqj       (Winchester. 
16    6.  .Cripple  Creek. 

16  7.  .Berry's  Ferry. 

J°|  8    Glcndenin's  Raid. 

30    9  ..Greenwich. 
June      4     I .  •  Frying  Pan. 

5  2     Franklin's  Crossing. 

6  3   .  Berryville. 
9^      (  Fort  Lyons. 

9  }     1  Beverley  Ford  and  Bran- 
dy Station. 

11  4.  .Middletown. 

12  \     /Berryville. 

13-15/     I  Winchester. 

14     5.  .Martinsburg. 

17  6.   Aldie. 

19  7.  .Middlebu»-g. 

21  8   .  Upperville. 

26  9.  .South  Anna. 

26  10  ..Baltimore  Cross  Roads, 

27  1 1 .    Fairfax. 

July       2  I... Baltimore  Cross  Roads. 

2  2 .    Bottom's  Bridge. 

2  3...  Beverley. 

7  4... Harper's  Ferry  Bridge. 

12  5.  .Ashhy  Gap. 

14  6.  .Nr.  Bolivar  Heights. 

15  7.  .  Hall  Town. 

16  8  ,  Shepherdstown. 
21  9.    Manassas  Gap. 

^'  1 10    Chester  Gap. 

23  II .  .Wapping  Heights. 
Aug.  1-3     I.,. Rappahannock  Station, 

5  2   .  Dutch  Gap. 
7     3- .  Waterford. 

24  4.  .Coyle  Tavern. 

24  5 ,  .  King  George  City. 

26  6 . .  Rocky  Gap. 

29  7.    Bottom's  Bridge. 

Sep.       I  I .  .Barbee's  Cross  Roads. 

6  2 .  .  Brandy  Station. 


^ 


INDEX. 


15 


Virginia — (Cont'd). 


Date. 

1863 

Sept 


Index 
No. 


Engagement. 


Oct. 


12 


White     Sulphur 


■Nov 


8     3  ..Bath. 
13  \     /Culpepper. 
14/  ^  I  Raccoon  Ford. 
15     5..Smithfield. 
IQ-,       /-Racoon  Ford. 

21  y  6]  Whitesford. 

22  J       I  Jack's  Shop. 
7 ,  .  Upperville. 
i...Harpers's  Ferry. 

2.  .Charlestown. 

3.  .Rapidan. 
4. ..James  City. 
5. .  Jeffersonton. 
6 . ,  Culpepper, 

Spriugs. 
^       ( Bulltown. 
;  7 1  Salt  Lick. 
8 . ,  Auburn. 

Bristow  Station. 
Maclean's  Ford. 
Hedgeville. 
Blackburn  Ford. 
13..  Rapidan. 
14.  .Charlestown. 
15. .  Berrysville. 
16.. Beverley  Ford. 
17.  .Bealtown. 
I . .  Droop  Mountain. 

f  Rappahannock  St'n. 

\  Kelly's  Ford. 
[Stevensburg. 


Virginia — (Cont'd). 


2 
22 

25 

5 
8 

10 

10 

12 

-13 

13 
14 
14 
14 
15 
II 

15 

17 

18 

18 
22 


Date 

1864 

Mar. 
April 


Index 

No. 


Engagem^^nt. 


•3 

I 

10 


1 . 

2. 


V  i-^ 


9 

10. 
II . 
12. 


24 
6 

?J 

8 
16 

17 
24 
Dec.  8-21 
15 


Money  Run. 
.Charles  City  Cross  Roads. 
,  .Mount  Jackson. 

. .  Mine  Run. 

.  .Averill's  Raid. 

.  .Sangsler's  Station. 


1864 
Ian.       I     I  •  Rectortown. 
3     2    .Jonesville. 
10    3  ..London  Heights. 
14    4..  Bealtown" 
27     5..  Cameron. 
Feb.       I     I     Smithfield. 

6  2.  .Morton's  Ford. 

7  3 . .  Barnett's  Ford. 
14    4.  .Brentsville. 

22     5 . .  Drainesville. 
29    6.  .Taylorsville. 
Mar.      I     I  ••  Standardsville. 

2.  Atlees. 

3.  .Brooks'  Turnpike. 

4  Nr.  Walkerton. 

5  .Tunstall  Station. 

6  Suffolk. 


.  Carrolton  Store. 
.Nr.  Rappahannock. 
..Little  Cacapon. 
.Smithfield. 
Bristow  Station. 
Kautz's  Cavalry  Raid. 
Wall  Bridge. 
Stony  Creek  Station. 
Jarrett's  Station. 
White's  Bridge. 
Petersburg  Railway. 
,^     Belcher's  Mills. 
.^"Craig's  Meeting  House. 
/THE  WILDERNESS. 
I  Richmond  &  PetersburgR.R. 
,  .SPOTTSYLVANIA.includes 

Todd's  Tavern. 
.  .Jeffersonville. 
Sheridan's  Raid. 
Childsburg. 
Beaver  Dam  Station. 
Ground     Squirrel     Church 

Bridge. 
Ashlam. 
Yellow  Tavern. 
9 1^      Meadow  Bridge. 
.„  10.  .Swift  Creek. 
9-10 \     /Cloyd's  Mountain, 
g-io  M  H  Cove  Mountain. 
12-16  1 2.. Fort  Darling. 

13  13.  .Point  Lookout. 

14  >'  /Road's  Hill. 
14  /  ^'^\  Newmarket. 

16-20  15. ..Fredericksburg  Road. 
20  16  .Downer's  Bridge. 
20  i7..Millford  Station. 

23  .North  Anna  River. 

24  1 8..  Wilson's  Wlmrf. 
27  ■>       /-Hanoverton. 


14 

May4-i2  I 

5 
7 
9 

9 
12 

i6j 

5 

5-71 
6-7/ 

9-18 

8 

9-13 

9 

9 

10 

II 

II 

12 

9-10 


29-3 


30 


10    7.  .Cabletown. 


June 

-12 

10 

-11 
11 
t3 

15 

21 

23 
24 

June 

2 

I 

5 

a 

10 

3 

II 

4 

27->       /-Hanoverton. 
28)- 19]  Hawes  Shop. 
.^i)       vTocopotomy. 

/-Hanover  Court  House. 
20-t  Ashton. 
void  Church. 
COLD  HARBOR,  includes: 
rOld  Church, 
Trevdlyan  Station, 
White  Oak  Swamp  Bridge, 
■  Malvern  Hill, 
Whitehouse  Landing, 
Jones'  Bridge, 
I  Samaria  Church. 

Burmuda  Hundred. 

.Piedmont. 
Petersburg. 
.Wilson's  Landing. 


16 


INDEX. 


Date. 

1864 
June  14 
16 
16 
.18 
20 
20 
21 
21 

•70 
22 
22 
22 
28 
29 
29 

3 
3 


Virginia — (Cont'd). 

Index 

No. 


Engagement. 


17 


32 


7 
8 

9 
10. 

II . 
12. 


13 
H 
It; 
16 

17 
18 


July 


Aug. 


Sep. 


5  ..Buchanan. 
6.  .Otter  Creek. 
Pearson's  Farm. 
Lynchburg. 
White  House. 
Liberty. 
Sfilem. 

Buford's  Gap. 
Wilson's  Raid, 
r  Reams  Station. 
Nottoway  C.  H. 
I  Weldon  Railway. 
I  Stony  Creek. 
I  Reams  Station. 
VStanton  Bridge. 
I  .  North  Mountain. 
2 .  .  Lee  Town. 

/  Bolivar. 
3\  Mount  Zion  Church. 
4.  .Lee's  Mills. 
Snicker's  Gap. 
Snicker's  Ferry. 
Ashby's  Gap. 
Darksville. 
Winchester. 
Kernstown. 
.Deep  Bottom. 

Winchester. 

.  Deep  Bottom. 

Mine  Explosion. 
.Lee's  Mills. 

New  Creek. 

Cabin  Point. 

Moorefield. 

Berryville  Pike. 

Sulphur  Springs. 

Nr.  Snicker, s  Gap. 
.  Gravel  Hill. 
.Strawberry  Plains. 

Fisher's  Hill. 

Crooker  Run. 
.Winchester. 
.Six  Mile  House. 
.Snicker's  Gap. 

Martinsburg. 

Summit  Point. 
.  Bermuda  Hundred. 
.  Hall  Town. 
.Smithfield. 
.Reams  Station. 

Wormley's  Gap. 
.Smithfield. 
29  22.. Arthur's  Swamp. 
26  23.  .Hall  Town. 
3     I . .  Berryville. 
3     2.  .Darksville. 
7    3 . .  Dutch  Gap. 


12 

17 
18 

18 

19 
20 

23 

21 

24 
27 
30 
30 

4 
5 
7 

ID 
II 

13 

14 
14-18 

IS 

16 

17 
18 

19 
19 

31 

34-25 
24 

25 

25 
29 
29 


8. 

9 

10. 

1 . 

2 

3 

4 

5 
6 

7- 

8. 

9 
10 
II. 
12. 
13- 
14 

IS- 
16 

n- 
18. 

19- 
20 

21. 


Virginia — (Cont'd). 


Date. 

1864 

Sep, 


Index 
No. 


Engagement. 


10 

13 
16 

17 
17 
t8 

19 
21 

22 

'24 


4 

5- 

6. 

7 
8. 


.Fort  Hell. 

.Socks  Ford,  Opequan. 
.  Sycamore  Church. 
.  Fairfax  Station. 
.Belcher's  Mills. 
9.  .Martinsburg. 

.  .Winchester. 

10.  .Front  Royal  Pike. 

..Fisher's  HiU. 

II..  Luray. 


26 \      /Brown's  Gap. 

27  /      I  Weyer's  Cave. 

28  13.  .Waynesboro'. 

38-30  14.  .Newmarket  Heights. 
28  i5..Fort  Sedgewick. 
30  16. .  Preble's  Farm. 
30  17   .Arthur's  Swamp. 
Oct.       I     I . .  Charles  City  Cross  Roads. 
2 . .  Yellow  Tavern. 
3 . .  Waynesboro'. 
4   .  Saltville. 
.  Gladesville. 
.North  Shenandoah. 
Newmarket. 
.  Derbytown  Roads. 


Nov 


Dec. 


I 

3 
2 
2 
6 

7 
7 
8 

9 
II 

13 
22 

17 
19 
27 

27 

.=) 
12 

17 
18 
22 
30 
I 
6 

8-9 
8-28 
7-n 


13-24 
IS 


S- 
6.. 

7  • 
8 


Boydtown  Plank  Road. 
^1  Tow's  Brook. 


}9{ 


17 


15 
16 
18 

24 
.18 

20 

20 

23 


10. 
1 1 

12 

13 
14 

I 

2 

3 

4 

S 
6 

I 
2 

3 

4 
S 


7 
8 

9 
10 
II 
12 

13 
14 


.Stony  Creek  Station. 
.  Reconnaissance  to  Strasburg, 
..Gun  Boats  on  James  River. 
.Cedar  Run  Church. 

.  Cedar  Creek. 

.  Hatcher's  Run. 
.  Fair  Oaks. 

.  Fort  Sedgewick. 

.  Newtown. 
..Chester  Station. 

Meyerstown. 
, .  Roods  Hill. 

.  Bermuda  Hundred. 

.Stony  Creek  Station. 
.White  Post. 
.Hatcner's  Run. 
,  Raid  to  Gordonsville. 
.  Weldon  Railroad. 

Belleville  &  Hicksford. 
Stoneman's  Raid. 

/"Abingdon. 

I  Glade  Springs. 

-  Marion. 
Marion. 

1^  Mocassin  Gap. 
.  Millwood. 
.Madison  C.  H. 
.Laco's  Springs. 
.Jack's  .Shop. 


.INDEX. 


17 


Virginia — Continued. 


Date. 

1865 
Jan.     24 

Feb. 


Index 

No. 


Engagement. 


Mar. 
Feb. 
Mar. 


■5' 


April 


17    2 


.Fort  Brady. 
.  Povvhattan. 
.  Dabney's  Mills. 
.Ashby's  Gap. 

•  Sheridan's  Raid. 

Mount  Crawford. 
Waynesboro'. 
Soutli  Fork  Shenandoah. 
Ashland. 
,  .South  Anna  River. 
.  .Hamilton. 
..Fort  Steadman. 
.  ,  Petersburg? . 
/-Quaker  Road. 
8-!  Boydtovvn. 
V  Dinwiddle  Court  House. 
.  Five  Forks. 
Tall  of  Petersburg. 

Namozin  Church. 

Occupation  of  Richmond. 

Amelia  Springs. 

Sailor's  Creek. 

High  Bridge. 

Farmville. 
.APPOMATTOX 

HOUSE. 
.  Berryville. 


Maryland— (Cont'd). 


D.\TE. 
1R63 

July      6 


Index 

No. 


Engagement. 


6} 


12-' 
14 

Sept.   22 

1864 

June      9 

July       4 

5 

7 


/Hagarstown. 
^IWilliamsport. 

/-Boonsboro'. 
3\  Hag^arstown. 

^Funkstown. 
4 .    Falling  Waters. 
1 .  .  Rockville. 


Aug. 


7    4. 


9 

29 

I 


.  Point  of  Rocks. 

.  Point  of  Rocks. 

.  Hagarstown,  Pleasant  Valley. 

.Hagar's   Mountain  and  Mid- 

dleton. 
Solomon's     Gap,     Frederick 
City. 

5 .  .  Monocacy. 

6.  .Clear  Springs. 
I ,  .Cumberland. 


PENNSYLVANIA. 


COURT    ;     Date. 


Index 
No. 


Engagement. 


MAKYLAND. 


Date. 

1861 

April    19 

July       2 

Aug.     5 

1862 
Sept.     7 

9 
10 
12 

14 
15 

17 
20 

Oct.     1 1 
1863 

June    1 1 

29 

July      4 


'^P^"           Engagement. 

No. 

I. 
I , 
I  . 

.Streets  of  Baltimore. 
,  Falling  Waters. 
.Point  of  Rocks. 

1 . 
2. 

.3- 

.  Poolesville. 

.Nolansville. 
Sugar  Loaf  Mountain. 

1863 

June    20     1 . .  Greencastle. 

rMcConnellsburg. 
I  McConnellsburg. 
2-!  Sporting  Hill,   near   Harris- 
burg. 
I  Hanover. 

.  .GETTYSBURG,  includes  j 
Fairfield. 
Fairfield. 


\       I  Frederick. 

f  4\  Turner's  &  Crampton's  Gap 

5   .  Boonsboro'. 
ANTIETAM. 

6.  .  Williamsport. 

I . .  Mouth  of  Monocacy. 


24 
29 

30 

30 

July  1-3 

3 

5 
1864 

July    30     I . . Chamberburg. 


WEST    VIRGINIA. 


Date, 

1 861 
June 


Index 

No. 


Engagement. 


I    . Seneca, 
a     Westminster. 
I . .  Monterey    Gap 
burg. 


and   Smiths- 


July 


3 
11 

»7 
6 
8 

II 

la 


.  Philippi. 
.  Romney. 
.  New  Creek. 
Middle  Creek  Fork. 
.Laurel  Hill. 

.  Rich  Mountain. 

J  Barbovnsville. 
3  \  Beverley . 


\ 


18 


INDEX. 


Date 

1861 

July     14 

17 
13 
20 
261 

2', 


West  Virginia— (Cont'd). 
Engagement. 


Index 
No. 


Aug, 


■ .  Carrick's  Ford. 

4. .  Learytown. 

1 .  ,  Grafton. 

2.  .Hawk's  Nest. 
b\       r Cross  Lanes. 

_7 1   ^y,  Wayne  Court  House. 
Sep.       I  I    J /Boone  Court  House. 
2)      iWorthington. 
7\  2 /Petersburg. 
10/      I  Carnifex  Ferry. 
II     3..Elk\vater. 

12-13   4   Cheat  Mountain. 


\ 


Oct. 

Nov. 


18 
23, 

3 

26 
,o| 
10/ 

'9 
Dec.    13 

1862 
8 
17 


rBarboursvilie. 
4'!  Romney. 

'-Chapmansville. 
I . .  Green  Briar. 
2.  .Romuey. 

(Guyandotte. 

\Gauley  Bridge. 
2.  Wirt  Court  House. 
I . .  Camp  Alleghany. 


Jan. 
April 


May 


July. 
Aug. 

Sept. 


23 
I 

15 

15 
18 
26 
II 
31 

ID 
II 
12 
27 


.  Dry  Forks. 

.  Holly  River. 

.  Grass  Lick. 

.  Clark's  Hollow. 
. .  Princeton. 
..Princeton. 

.  Princeton. 

. Buchanan. 

.  Wyoming  Court  House. 

.  Weston. 

.  Fayetteville. 

.Cotton  Hill. 

.  Charlestown. 
, .  Buffalo. 


1863 
Jan. 

Mar. 

April 


June 

July 


3 

5 
28 

30 

25 
39 

21 

18 


Aug.  25-30  I 
Sept. 

Nov. 


Dec. 


5 
II 

5 
13 

a 

12 


1  .  Moorefield. 

2 . .  Hardie  County. 
I... Hurricane  Bridge. 

2  ..Point  Pleasant. 

I . .  Greenland  Gap. 
2 . .  Fairmont. 
I . .  Low  Creek. 
I . .  Wytheville. 

.Averill's  Raid. 

.  Moorefield. 
Moorefield. 

.Mill  Point. 

.  Mill  Creek  Valley. 

Walker's  Ford. 


1864 
an.     39 


2... Big  Sewell. 
Medley. 


West  Virginia— (Cont'd). 


Date. 


Index 

No. 


Engagement. 


May 
June 


{New  Creek  Valley. 
Patterson  Creek  &  Springfield 
Moorefield. 
Rook  House. 
Princeton. 


n       /-Panther  Gap. 
)}■  W  Buffalo  Gap. 
)-'       iGre 


1864 

Feb.       I 

3 

A 

xz 

6 

3 
6 

6-'       V  Greenland  Gap  Rd 
lO-ii  \     /Lexington. 
1 3-'      I  White  Post. 
27     3...  Charleston. 
July      3     I .  .  Hammack's  Mills. 
Oct.     29     I . .  Beverley . 
Dec.    28     I... Fort  Kelly. 

1865 
Jan.     II     i..Beveriey. 


KENTUCKY. 


Engagement, 


Date  ^^°^^ 

^*^^-  No. 

1861 

Sep.     26  I . .  Lucas  Bend. 

Oct.      4  I . .  Buffalo  Hill. 

8  2..Hillsboro'. 

12  3..  Upton  Hill. 

21  4.. Wild  Cat. 

a  I  5..  Wild  Cat. 

23  6.. West  Liberty. 

26  7 . .  Saratoga. 

29  8 .  .  Woodbury. 

Nov.      9  L.Piketown. 

17  2.  .Cypress  Bridge. 

Dec.    12  I..  Bagdad. 

17  2...Rowlett's  Station. 

28  3.  .Sacramento. 


1862 

Jan.       7 

10 

19-20 

Feb.      I 


I  ..Jenny's  Creek. 
2.  .Middle  Creek. 

3    Mill  Springs. 

I . .  Bowling  Green. 

I4|  ^j  Flat  Lick  Fords. 

15/      I  Bowling  Green. 
May      5     i...Lockridge. 
June    II     I . .  Monterey. 

18     2..  Cumberland  Gap. 
July      9     i...Tomkinsville. 

11  2.  .New  Hope. 

12  3  ..Lebanon. 
17    4...Cynthiana. 

/Mt.  Sterling. 
*^    5  I  Russellville. 
30    6... Paris. 


INDEX. 


19 


Date. 


Kentucky 

Index 

No. 


(Cont'd). 
Engagement, 


Sept. 


Oct. 


Nov. 


Dec. 
Dec. 


241 

28/ 

5 

t} 

9 

4 


1 .  .Crab  Orchard. 
2.. Big  Hill. 

/  Madisonville. 
3  \  Danville. 

,  ( Richmond. 
4\  Yates'  Ford. 

I . .  Morgansville. 

/  Slaughterville. 
^iGeiger  Lake. 
3     Siege  of  Frankfort. 

/  Mumfordsville. 
4\  Florence. 

(Owensburg. 
Shepherdsville. 
Augusta. 
Russellville. 
6.  .Mumfordsville. 

Floyd's  Fork. 
Mount  Washington. 
Bargetown. 
Springfield. 
2 . .  Olive  Hill, 
r  Glasgow. 
"^  I  Madisonville. 

4..Perryvillo. 

/  Lawrenceburg. 
^\  Harrodsburg. 

[Stanford. 
g  I  Lexington. 

"i  Point  Lick. 

iBig  Hill  Road. 

/  Morgantown. 
'  (.Williamsburg. 

I . .  Greenville  Road. 

/Leatherwood. 
^\  Garricksberg. 
3... Perry  County. 
I . .  Wireman's  Shoals. 


i< 


24  \     /Glasgow. 
26/      I  Bacon  Creek. 


25 


27  \ 
28/ 


1863 

Feb. 
Mar. 


April 


\      /Green's  Chapel. 
/   3  \  Bear  Wallow. 
/Elizabeth  Town. 
^iMuldraugh's  Hill. 


.Athens. 
.  Paris. 

.Mt.  Sterling. 
.  Danville. 
Dutton's  Hill. 

.  Pikeville. 
,  .Celina. 
.  Tomkinsville. 
..Howe's  Ford. 


23 

I. 

II 

I 

22 

2 

24 

30 

3 
4 

15 
20 

I. 
2 

22 

28 

3 
4 

Kentucky — (Cont'd). 


Date. 

1863 

May 


Index 
No. 


Engagement. 


June 


July 


I 
II 

13 
25 

9 
II 

13 
16 

27 
2 


1 

2. 
3- 
4- 
I . 

2. 
3- 


Aug. 
Oct. 
Nov. 
Dec. 

1864. 

Jan. 


.  Monticello. 
Horse  Shoe  Bend. 
.South  Ninon. 
Fishing  Creek. 
.  Monticello. 
.  State  Creek. 
.Wilson's  Creek. 
4...Triplett's  Bridge. 
5  ..Beaver  Creek. 
(-Marrowbone. 
J         I  Columbia. 

4  -  I J  Green  River  Bridge. 

5  I  Lebanon. 
8.^       I  Brandenbu 

28| 

29  J 

3  ..Irving. 

I . .  Clark's  Neck 
I    .  Glasgow. 
I .  .  Salyersville. 
I .   Creelsboro'. 


irg. 


/Richmond  and  Lexington. 
^\  Paris. 


30 

27 

5 

30 

7 


Feb. 
Mar. 

April 


May 
June 


July 
Aug. 


Sept. 

Oct. 

Dec. 


9 

12 
28 

24 
25 
6 
13 
14 
19 
16 

9 
10 

10 

10 

10 

II 

I 

30 

22 

27 
29 

25 
21 
12 
16 
24 


1865 
Jan. 

Feb. 


..Turman's  Ferry. 

.May  field. 

.Dukedom. 
..Union  City. 

.  Fort  Anderson. 

Quicksand  Creek. 
.  Paintsville. 
..Half  Mount. 
.  Pound  Gap. 
I . .  Pound  Gap. 

I .  .  Mount  Sterling. 
2 . .  Frankford. 

Lexington. 

Princeton. 

Cynthiana  &  Keller's  Bridge. 

Cynthiana. 

Henderson. 

Lebanon. 

Canton. 

Owensboro'. 

Ghent. 

Henderson. 
I . .  Harrodsburg. 
I     ~" 
2 
3 


.  Elkton. 

.  Hopkinsville. 

.Elizabethtown. 


5  I .  .Smith field. 

18  2 .  .  Near  Columbus. 

25  3...Simpsonville. 

18  I  .Fort  Jones. 


V 


F'l 


20 


Date. 


INDEX. 


MISSOURI. 


Indkx 

No. 


Engagement. 


1861 
May    10 
June 


July 


17 

17 
18 

5 

10 
16 


17  y  2-{  Fill 
,7;       Ula 


Aug 


Sep 


Nov. 


I . .  Camp  Jackson. 
1 . .  Booneville. 
a.   Independence. 
3.  .Camp  Cole. 

Carthaere. 

1 . .  Monroe  Station. 
Millsville. 

Iton. 
.^.xartinsbur^. 
18-19^       ^Harrisonville  &  Parkersville. 
22  I  3-!  Forsyth. 
22  i       '^  Aetna. 
24    4,. Blue  Mills. 

\      /Lane's  Prairie. 
2°/  5\Harrisonville. 
2  ^      /  Dug  Springs. 
5/    '  I  Athens. 
10     2.    Potosi. 

Wilson's  Creek. 

i'j'\       r  Brunswick. 
\q  I       I  Charlestown. 
3'i  Lookout  Station. 

yonesboro'. 
4  ..Lexington. 
n       ("Bennett's  Mills. 
2 1         Dallas. 
-■    MDrvWood. 
l.Shelbina. 
12 \     /Black  River. 
17  I    ^IMorristown. 

. .  Siege  of  Lexington. 

(Booneville. 
Blue  Mills. 
Papinsville. 
Elliott's  Mills. 
Shanghai. 

.Belmont. 

Little  Blue. 
.  Palmyra. 
.  Lancaster. 
.  Johnstown. 
.Independence. 
.  Black  Walnut  Creek. 

,. Salem. 
..Dunksburg. 

Bert  rand. 

.  Milford. 

.  Wadesburg-. 

,  Mount  Zion. 


Missouri— (Cont'd). 


Date 

1862 
Jan.     22 


Index 

No. 


Engagement^ 


10 

«7 
19 

20 
21 
29 


4! 


Feb. 


Mar. 


14 

17 
18 
26 

1 

3 


6.  .Knob  Noster. 

1 .  .Marshfield. 

2.  .Sugar  Creek. 

3  . Independence. 

4  ..Keylesville. 

I . .  Sykestown. 

/  New  Madrid. 
^\  Fox  Crock. 
3  .  Mountain  Grove. 
4.  .Lexington. 
c;  .  Lebanon. 
6  .New  Madrid. 


April 


Dec. 


12-20 
13' 
17 
21 
22 

27. 

7 
II 
18 
24 
24 
26 
29 

3 

4 

II 

18 

24 
28 


I . 
2 

3 

4 

5 
6. 

7 

I  . 
2 

3 

4- 
5- 
6. 


1862 
Jan. 


.Hunniwell. 
.Calhoun. 
.Charlestown. 
Silver  Creek. 


5 .  .  Columbus. 


9 
12 
12 

13 

22 \      /  Independence. 

23/    7 1  Carthage. 
26     8 . .  VV'arrensburg. 
26     9..  Hinnonsville. 
28  io..Warrensburg. 
2     I    .Putnam's  Ferry. 
12     2..  Little  Blue. 
14     3.   Diamond  Grove. 
14     4.   Walkersville. 
14     5.  .Montavallo. 

26  6   .Turnback  Creek. 

4     I . .  Licking. 
II     2.  .Bloomtield. 

\      /Chalk  Bluffs. 
'5/  3  (^  Butler. 

22  4   .  Florida. 

27  5 .    Osceolo. 

17  I  .  .Warrensburg. 

23  2 . .  Raytown . 
8     I . .  Black  River. 

8  2 .  .  Lotspeach  Farm. 

9  3. ..Clinton. 
II  4.  .Pleasant  Hill 

18  5... Memphis. 
23  6..  Florida. 
23  7   .  Columbus. 
24^       I'Bott's  Farm. 

i  Santa  Fe. 
8J  Brown  Springs. 

I  Moore's  Mills. 

VBollinger's  Mills. 
25 "»      /Mountain  Store, 
26/   9|  Patten. 
26  10,  .Greenville. 

Aug.      I      I  ..Newark. 

2     2..  Clear  Creek. 
2]       rCharlton  Br. 
6  |-  3-!  Montavallo. 
8)       \  Panther  Creek. 
6    4.  .Kirksville. 
g\      (Stockton. 
II  /  S \ Indenendence. 


INDEX. 


21 


Missouri — (Cont'd). 

Index 


16 
20 
24 
H 
25 
28 

Sep.  11-13   1 


7 
8.. 

9- 
10 
II. 
12. 


"}  4; 


Date.  ^'^'^"^^  Engagement. 

1862 
Aug.  10-13  6,. Grand  River  Raid. 
Lee's  Ford. 
Charlton  River. 
Walnier  Creek. 
Campton  Ferry. 
Switzer's  Mills. 
Yellow  Creek. 
,  Lone  Jack. 
.Union  Mills. 
.  Dallas. 
Coon  Creek. 
.Bloomfield. 
.  Howard  Co. 

.  Bloomfield. 
Newtonia. 
15  J    ~  I  Sherburne. 
19    3.. Hickory  Grove. 
4.. Shirley's  Ford. 

5.  .Carsville. 

6.  .Sturgeon. 
7..  Cambridge. 
I..  Liberty. 
2. ..Hazel  Bottom. 

Auxvoix  River. 

.Marshfield. 

.Grand  Prairie. 

.Pitman's  Ferry. 

.Clarkson. 

.Butler  &  Osage. 
, .  Harrison. 

.  Lamar 

.Big  Beaver  Creek. 

..Beaver  Creek. 
5.. Crawford  County. 
I , .  Osark. 


Oct. 


Nov. 


Dec. 

1863 
Jan. 

Feb. 


20 
21 
22 
26 

6 

14 
20 
20 
24 

27 
28 

29 

3 
5 
7 
24 
25 
2 


3' 

4- 

5 
6. 

7- 
8 

I . 

2., 

3- 

4 


7 
8 

1 1 


3 

5 

3-8 

19 

22 

30 

8 

20 

29 

30-3' 

May    16 

18 


Mar. 


April 


.  Springfield. 
..Springfield. 
.Hartsville. 

..Mingo  Swamp. 

.  Bear  Creek. 

. Independence. 
.  Spring  River. 

..Blue  Springs. 
.  Massacre, 

.St.  Francis  Co. 
.  Patterson. 
.Castor  River. 
..Chalk  Bluff. 

.  Carthage. 


Missouri — (Cont'd). 

Date,   ^^^rf^           Engagement. 

1863 

May    19 

3..  Richfield. 

18 

4.  .Bushy  Creek. 

June      I 

i...Rocheport. 

17 

2.  .Westport. 

July     28 

I . .  Marshall. 

30 

2...  Saline. 

Aug.     7 

I    .New  Madrid. 

13 

2  .  Pineville. 

25 

3  .  VVaynesville. 

Sep.      7 

I . .  Bear  Skin  Lake. 

12 

2.  .Texas  Co. 

25 

3 . .  Red  Bone  Church. 

Oct.      4 

I . .  Neosho. 

8 

2 . .  Warsaw. 

16 

3  ..Cross  Timbers. 

1864 

Feb.      4 

1 . .  Rolling  Prairie. 

5 

2 . .  Cape  Gerardeau. 

April    28 

I . .  Offett's  Knob. 

29 

2.  .Snia  Hills. 

May    21 

I.  .Snia  Hills. 

26 

2 . .  Lane's  Prairie. 

28 

3.  .Pleasant  Hills. 

June    14 

I  ..Lexington. 

July       3 

I.. Piatt  City.                    ! 

6 

2... Clay  County. 

6 

3 . .  Little  Blue. 

'4-15 

4...  Osark. 

17 

S . .  Fredericksburg. 

Sep.  1 7-20 

1 . .  Doniphan  and  Black  River. 

231 

/Rockport. 
^  I  Fayette. 

24. 

23 

3 . .  Blackwater. 

26 

1       /•  Fort  Davidson. 

27 

\  4J  Fort  Davidson. 

27- 

'      ^  Massacre  at  Centralia. 

29 

/Leesburg. 
■5 1  Harrison. 

30 

Oct.      6 

I . .  Prince's  Place. 

7 

2  ..Moreau  Bottom. 

9' 

1      1  Boonsville. 
[    "^l  Boonsville. 

II, 

«5 
IS 

\      /Glasgow. 
/   '^ISedalia. 

J9 

5   .  Lexington. 

21 

\       i-Little  Blue. 

22 

y  6<  Independence. 

22 

'       V  Westport. 

24 

7 .  .  Coldwater  Grove. 

28 
30 


}g/ Newtonia. 
\  Newtonia. 


\ 


22 


INDEX. 


OTHER  STATES. 


Other  States — (Cont'd). 


Index 

No. 


Date 

1861 

July    27  I 

Aug.     3  I 

Oct.      4  1 

1862 

Feb.    21  I 

Mar.  26-28  I 

April     9  I 


Engagement.      State. 


May 

July 
Aug. 


Sep. 


Oct. 

1863 
Jan. 

Mar. 
April 

May 
June 


15 
23 

15 
28 

7 
18 
20 

2 
3 
23 
21 


July 


26 

29 
30 

»5 
16 

20 

6 
16 
20 
»7 
19 

I 

7 

^ 

9 

9 

9 

12; 

^ 
13 
H 
H 
14 
19 
26  j 

7 
12 

«7 


.Fort  Fillimore,  N.   M. 
MesiUo, 
.Alimosa,  " 

Valverde,  '* 

.  Apache  Canon,  " 

Owen's  River,  Cal. 

.Peralto,  N.   M. 
•  Fort  Craig,  " 

Apache  Pass,  Ariz. 

Bayou  Burrard,  I.  T. 

Fort  Fillimore,  N.   M. 

.Red  Wood.  Minn. 

Fort  Ridgeley,  " 

New  Ulm,  " 

Fort  Abercrombie,  Dak. 

.  Dirch  Collie,  Minn. 

Hutchinson,  '* 

.Yellow  Medicine,  " 

.  Fort  Cobb,  I.  T. 

.  Bear  River,  W.  T 

.   Finos  Altos,  Ariz. 

Tahliquah,  I.  T. 
.   Spanish  Fork  Canon,    Utah. 

.    Medalia,  Minn. 

P'orts  Gibson  and  Blount,  I.T. 


Kan. 

N.  M. 


Shawneetown, 
.Jornado  del  Muerto, 
Warm  Springs, 
Orleans, 
5.  .Blue  Island, 
I . .  Cabin  Creek, 
2 . .  Grand  Pass, 
Morgan's  Raid, 
Corydon, 
Salem, 
Dupont, 
,      Vermont, 

'Morgan's  Raid  (Cont'd)Ohio. 
Harrison,  " 

Lawrenceburg,  " 

Paris, 
Vierna, 

Buffington  Island, 
New  Lisbon, 
Redwood  Creek, 
Vernon, 
Honey  Springs, 


Ind. 
(t 

I.  T. 

(( 

Ind. 
(i 

« 

«t 

CI 


41 


Date 
1863 

July     18^ 
22/ 
24] 
26 1 
261 
30  J 
18 
26 
3 
9 
14 
25 
13 
17 
4 
19 


Index 
No. 


Engagement.     State. 


Aug. 
Sept. 


Oct. 
Nov. 

Dec. 


1864 
Jan. 
Mar. 
April 


May 


May 

July 
Aug. 


Sep. 


Oct. 

Nov, 


4 
25 

7 
12 

16 
4 
3 
12 
16 
18 

27 
28 

8 
12 
16 

8 
28 
16 

19 
18 


8 


Rio  Hondo, 
Concha's  Springs, 

(Big  Mound, 
Dead  Buffalo  Lake, 
Stony  Lake, 
White  House  Hill, 
I . .  Pubelo  Colorado, 
2 . .  Lawrence, 

1 .  White  Stone  Hill, 

2.  Weber's  Falls, 

3.  .Seneca  Station, 
I .  Creek  Agency, 
I .  .Trinity  River, 

2  . .  River  Creeit, 
I    .  Niobrera, 
4  ..Barren  Fork, 


N.  M. 
Dak. 


N.  M, 

Kan. 

Dak. 

I.  T. 
<( 

(I 

Cal. 

t< 

Neb. 
I.  T. 


t: 

Dec. 

n 

1865 

i( 

Jan. 

<( 

Feb. 

Cal. 

Ind. 

Mar, 

I.  T. 

April 

3 
27     4 
20-25  I 

25     2 
25 
25 
29 
9 


I . .  Fort  Summer, 
I     Charlestown, 

.Harney  Lake  Valley, 
.Freemont's  Orchard, 

Scullyville, 

Apache  Pass, 

Cedar  Bluff, 
.Smith's  Station, 

Smoky  Hill, 
.Crooked  River, 
.  San  Carlos  River, 

1  ..Yoh-kah-o-kuty, 
I .  .Two  Hills, 

2  .  Little  Blue, 
..Smoky  Hill  Crossing, 

.  Pueblo, 

.Fort  Cotton  Wood, 
Fort  Gibson, 
..Cabin  Creek, 
.  Fort  Cotton  Wood, 
,  .  Fort  Rice, 
.  Fort  Leavenworth, 
.  Milne  Creek, 
.  Pawnee  Forks, 
.St.  Vrain's  Old  Fort, 
Big  Sandy, 
.  Fort  Lyons, 


7  I . ,  Julesburg, 

8  I . .  Mud  Springs, 

9  2.  .Rush  Creek, 
24  I    .  Rerock, 
16  I  ■ ,  .South  Fork, 


M. 


N. 

III. 

Ore. 

Col. 

I.  T. 

Ariz, 

Col. 

I.  T. 

Col. 

Ore. 

Cal. 

Dak, 


Kan. 

N.  M. 

Nev. 

I.  T. 
<< 

Nev. 
Dak. 
Kan. 


N.  M. 
Col. 
I.  T. 


Ariz. 
Ore. 


I  ■ 


\/l. 


